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Ornamental Comb
Predynastic, Late Naqada III, ca. 3200–3100 B.C., Egypt
Ivory
Finely carved ivory combs and knife handles produced toward the end of Egypt's prehistory demonstrate the high standards Egyptian artists had achieved, even before the Old Kingdom. This comb may have been part of the funeral equipment of an elite person who lived about 5,200 years ago. Parts of the comb's teeth, now missing, can be seen along the bottom edge. The detailed decoration suggests that it was a ceremonial object, not just an instrument for arranging the hair. On both sides are figures of animals in horizontal rows, a spatial organization familiar from later Egyptian art. The animals include elephants and snakes; wading birds and a giraffe; hyenas; cattle; and perhaps boars. Similar arrangements of these creatures on other carved ivory implements suggest that the arrangement and choice of animals were not haphazard. Elephants treading on snakes suggest that this part of the scene was symbolic. The mythologies of many African peoples associate elephants and serpents with the creation of the universe. The uppermost row of this comb may symbolize a creative deity to whom the rest of the animals owe their existence.
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Forsyth mini combs I got on Ravelry. You can only comb a little fibre at once with these but they are light and easy to use.
A formal looking chicken who wanted to pose for a portrait. ;-)
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The cilia in this tiny comb jelly refract the light in patterns that look like multi-color flashing lights. In fact, this animal is not luminescent, but it certainly looks like it is.
93. Light Painting in 115 pictures in 2015
(NYT15) NEW YORK -- Nov. 13, 2003 -- COMBS-DONATE -- Entertainer Sean "P. Diddy" Combs speaks at a press conference at New York's City Hall, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2003, as Caroline Kennedy, far right, chief executive of the New York City Department of Education's Office of Strategic Partnerships, listens along with Mayor Michael Bloomberg, far left, and schools chancellor Joel Klein, second from right, as Combs donated a $2 million dollar check for children's health and educational needs. Combs raised the money while training for the New York City Marathon which he completed on Nov. 2. (Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times)
i wasn't sure if the indian comb cutting had taken root for the longest time, but it has finally fattened up and put out this new pup after the rains.
When I first saw this Hmong girl on the market of Meo Vac in northern Vietnam I thought her brother was combing her and for some reason she did not like it. Later I understood she has been combed for hours to get rid of lice and their eggs. A long procedure she clearly did not enjoy.