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nukunu.bsky.social
@nukunu.bsky.social
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Traditionalist, really bad artiste, many other things.
If ur under 30 and I don't know you personally, kindly do not follow me.

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Finished coating my shaker and beading it. Now I just need to find a few more things to touch it up with.
A shaker gourd with varying shades of blue paint and white highlights is sitting on a wooden table. It is adorned with a pattern of blue, white, and wooden beads that covers it. A petroglyph of a baby wrapped in cloth is visible on the gourd. An overhead view of a shaker gourd that is painted with varying shades of blue and white highlights. Blue, white, and wooden beads are woven into a pattern around the gourd with white string. The gourd is on a wooden table. The rear-view of a shaker gourd that has been painted varying shades of blue with white highlights as it sits on a wooden table in sunlight. It is covered in white, blue, and wooden beads woven into a pattern white string. The dzesi symbol koklokoko is visible.
August 21, 2025 at 12:13 AM
nukunu.bsky.social
A shaker I have been working on for someone important to me. Currently coating it now that I am finished constructing it.
A hollowed-out gourd that has been painted with blue acrylic paint of varying shades sits in an aluminum paint tray. White spiral symbols are visible in the top of the gourd, representing water. A large, ovular dark blue spot is in the center of the gourd. A white palette with splotches of matching paint is visible. The blue gourd has additional symbols painted on it, with the ovular spot replaced with a lighter blue tone and a white petroglyph that is outlined with dark blue acrylic paint, resembling a baby in cloth. The bottom of the blue gourd has a symbol painted in light blue acrylic paint, known as agaga lolo, which resembles a stylized cowry shell. The back of the blue gourd is now visible, and has a white dzesi symbol that has been outlined in dark-blue acrylic paint, known as koklokoko.
August 18, 2025 at 6:15 AM