HORN

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thesnugglefactory:

Simen Johan, Untitled #135 from the series Until the Kingdom Comes, 2006

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mermanonfire:

Matthew Barney’s Cremaster Cycle (still from)

witchyways:

no-right:

untitled by Angelina Belle Bergenwall on Flickr.

Horns and antlers are seen as channels to the Otherworlds. They have been used for thousands of years by hedgeriders, travelers, shamans, and the like as symbols of power, connectivity, fertility, and the spirit world. <3

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midnight-cowboy:

(via Metamorphosis Of The Deer’s Antlers)

Few persons probably have been able to watch and observe the habits of the animal after it has lost its antlers. It will, therefore, be of interest to examine the accompanying drawings, by Mr. L. Beckmann, one of them showing a deer while shedding its antlers, and the other as the animal appears after losing them. In the first illustration the animal has just lost one of its antlers, and fright and pain cause it to throw its head upward and become disturbed and uneasy. The remaining antler draws down one side of the head and is very inconvenient for the animal.