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exploding. always not a sfw acct btw lol

an IBM Selectric II Correction model sitting with its dust cover open on a grey metal typewriter desk with an inserted sheet of paper
An Olympia SG3 desktop typewriter, a 37 pound behemoth in an off-white cream case with stately curves and jade highlights on the tabulator, shift keys and ribbon & tension levers. French Canadian typeset (an extra Ç and É key), and an absolutely massive carriage with a return lever built like a golf club and space to insert two full A4 pages. And a sexy paper injector lever on the right side.
a photo of a large rectangular garden box, the long side facing the viewer and bulging out. behind the box is a pile of branches and scrap wood, and in the box are three mounds arranged in a triangular pattern for three sisters agriculture dotted with seedlings covered by miscellaneous plastic and paper containers to protect from frost. upturned clear resin sorting bins, large format pastry packages, individually pieced egg carton cells covered with stones to prevent them from flying away, yogurt cartons bottom-up weighed down by pebbles.
japanese style grayish blue glazed teacup sitting on heavily stained pink pill-shaped platter adjacent to a dark zisha clay pot with a cannon spout, lid off and handle out of frame sits on a plump loofah. dark brown and green wet leaves sit inside. the liquor in the cup is a muted greenish yellow.
right-handed kyūsu in bright orange polished tokoname clay, its wide body unlidded showcasing a pile of lightly blanched wakōcha leaves with a darjeeling-style picking grade sitting opposite of a finely crafted spout filter reminiscent of a sunflower head.
a tall slender cactus in recently wetted fresh potting soil, whose spines decrease in regularity and widen in arrangement as it goes up
Weird hodge-podge of darker glazed and unglazed ceramics, some rust-coloured, some greenish, some bronze-coloured. Tea scoops on the bottom shelf. Path remarked these have forms and glazes to be very reminiscent of Japanese styles, my inkling was that whoever supplies the fake Yixing incidentally has a bunch of pots of this ilk either sourced from Taiwan or Japan.
Lighter green and dark brownish purple Yashixiang dancong leaves in a small cream cup, the ceramic has a crazing pattern. It sits on top of a pink platter with fuschia glaze, which itself sits on a blue kerchief.
On a slotted bamboo tray, to the right sits a diminutive reddish Yixingware teapot in the Shuiping form, with dark cola-colored whole leaves piled inside, the lid sitting in the center facing out at a 5 o' clock angle. To its left next to a drainage hole, there is a small porcelain teacup illustrated in cobalt underglaze in the qinghua style, with a motif on the bottom of the cup featuring a mountain range with a fisherman wearing a straw cone on a small skiff in the foreground, submerged in a dull amber liquor. There are various cluttered tea samples, gaiwans, teacups and a PSOne in the backdrop.