Useless gifts! (Possibly not totally worksafe)
These are sort of tasteless, too (although the first design is aesthetically nice until you know what it is supposed to be).
This Pearl Necklace is exactly what you think it is and not of the sort of pearls found in the sea.
Obviously I shouldn't be surprised since there's people who would wear jewellery, shaped like more or less realistic vulvae (and who wants to wear vulvae earrings? Isn't having one enough?!), and women who paint with menstrual blood collected in Diva cups, but still... :x
The same artist also offers a tableware set modeled after the digestive tract here (Consumption) , and while I don't dislike the idea of displaying anatomical images on everyday things at all, this simply doesn't look appetizing. Maybe it's because the woman you are asked to scroll over in order to view the dishes looks like a corpse found in the next riverbed. :x
Stuff like that is harmless, of course, and doesn't shock me, but I'm amazed that people would possibly buy any of these!
Thanks to Dr. Grumpy for these!
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This Pearl Necklace is exactly what you think it is and not of the sort of pearls found in the sea.
Obviously I shouldn't be surprised since there's people who would wear jewellery, shaped like more or less realistic vulvae (and who wants to wear vulvae earrings? Isn't having one enough?!), and women who paint with menstrual blood collected in Diva cups, but still... :x
The same artist also offers a tableware set modeled after the digestive tract here (Consumption) , and while I don't dislike the idea of displaying anatomical images on everyday things at all, this simply doesn't look appetizing. Maybe it's because the woman you are asked to scroll over in order to view the dishes looks like a corpse found in the next riverbed. :x
Stuff like that is harmless, of course, and doesn't shock me, but I'm amazed that people would possibly buy any of these!
Thanks to Dr. Grumpy for these!
This entry was originally posted at http://hungry-worm.dreamwidth.org/202118.html. Comment wherever you like or can. ;-)