Cultivated Mugs
Description: Canon Rebel T3i. Cotton is a soft, white, downy substance consisting of the hairs or fibers attached to the seeds of plants belonging to the genus Gossypium, of the mallow family, used in making fabrics, thread, wadding, etc. Eastern North Carolina, USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia
Description: Buddhist Philosophy Duotone Portrait Understood Cultivated Attained The Buddha is not a person to be worshipped. It is a state of mind to be universally understood, cultivated, and attained. Three-quarter profile portrait rendered in navy and cream duotone — a screen print aesthetic that treats Buddhist philosophy as visual confrontation. Type set bold inside the silhouette. Face turned. Eyes closed. The posture of who already knows. This isn’t devotion. It’s practice. For Zen practitioners, philosophical thinkers, and anyone drawn to the radical idea that awakening is something you do, not something you pray for. Dharma. Enlightenment. The contemplative life.
Description: Rooted in shadow, I was cultivated by the hands of the unknown, destined to bloom in darkness. At THECULTOFTOXXIC chaos and rebellion meet poise and elegance. Our brand embodies the spirit of defiance, daring you to be different and authentic because life's too short to just blend in.
Description: A circular emblem with a black background and a purple nebula-like border with scattered white dots. Centered is a shield shape outlined in purple and filled with neon green. Inside the shield is a prominent neon green hexagram enclosing a neon green skull with a star symbol on its forehead. The words "TRULY" are curved above the shield, and "CULTIVATED" is curved below it, both in neon green.
Description: On the second day of its life the Corpse Flower closes and then collapses on itself. By this time the smell has almost disappeared as it is too late for pollination to take place. This image was taken after dark. This flower was at the Bi-Centennial Conservatory at the Royal Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Canon 6D, zoom lens. (Featured in All Glorious Lilies.) The Corpse Lily is a rare flower (highly endangered in its native location of Sumatra due to deforestation). It was grown by the Adelaide Royal Botanic Gardens at their Mount Lofty Nursery. South Australia has the biggest collection of these plants in the world due to our botanists working out a new breeding technique. Botanic Gardens all over the world are working to save this uniq...
