Part 3 Of My Kingman Museum Trip.

Part 3 of my Kingman Museum Trip.

These photos are of different dolls from around the world. I was intrigued by the Egyptian doll, and I absolutely love the detail on the kimono on the Japanese geisha dolls. The photo on the end is a wooden sculpture of the ‘Sabre Tooth Tiger’ by Stephen Collin, which was very awesome and the entire group got a picture around it! Sweet!

This display focuses on the Asian culture, another one of my favorites, with me being an Asian culture junkie! I was very amazed with the amount of detail in the ivory carving.

Overall, I had an amazing time there. Can’t wait to go again!

Happy pride! 🌈🌻💖 I’m queer, I’m here, and I’m so happy for the progress that has been accomplished so far, I hope to see more in the near future 🖤❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Ohhhhhh, the memories!!!!! The memories of living in the projects with my mom (R.I.P. Mom), trying to enter the red flame chamber, and who could forget the music that would play. Good times, man!

Such a great game :)

Keep this in mind. I will.

This is part 2 of my August 3 Kingman Museum photo spam.

Here, these are different masks from around the world. Again, I apologize for the quality of these photos. 🤷🏾‍♀️ At first I flew past it, because I was looking for the Minerals of Color (I posted photos ot that earlier), but before I headed there, I got a photo of these lovely beauties!

The Japanese mask with the golden horns was my absolute favorite, even though it was really tough to pick a favorite!

Seeing flowers before they open gets me soo excited. They’re so beautiful in this form.

Photo is taken and edited by me

#nature #flowers #beautiful #pink