Virgen de los Dolores
A vintage photograph of the Virgin of Sorrows
Location: Cordoba, Spain
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Virgen de los Dolores
A vintage photograph of the Virgin of Sorrows
Location: Cordoba, Spain
(via allaboutmary)
(via lastdreamofjesus)
The Medina Pavilion salon, which we’ve featured before on this blog (see here). The way this photo captures the shade and light of this guesthouse’s interior - breathtaking.
Photo: Sara Winward
Location: Peacock Pavilions guesthouse, Marrakech, Morocco
The work of Christian tattoo artist, Gerges.
Photo: Maryam Montague
Location: Muqattam, Cairo, Egypt
Christian tattoo artist, Gerges, at work.
How much for a tattoo, Gerges? I asked. 10 Egyptian pounds, he said. (About $2. ) For a small one? I asked. Small or big, it doesn’t matter, he answered . And if you don’t have money, I’ll do it for free, he added.
—Maryam Montague, “Muqattam, Cairo, Egypt: and a tale of the Christian tattoo artist”
Photo: Maryam Montague
Location: Muqattam, Cairo, Egypt
Series of old brass lanterns hanging from the dome with peep holes in the Medina Pavilion salon.
Photo: Maryam Montague
Location: Peacock Pavilions guesthouse, Marrakech, Morocco
Buddha from 1740, series of turn of the century Le Petit Journal with color illustrations of the French colonial period in Morocco, Medina Pavilion.
Photo: Maryam Montague
Location: Peacock Pavilions guesthouse, Marrakech, Morocco
Large vintage hand embroidered Indian horse, Persian runner. Uzbek suzani mounted on the wall, Medina Pavilion.
Photo: Maryam Montague
Location: Peacock Pavilions guesthouse, Marrakech, Morocco