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  • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

    Ant Ceramic Art on Etsy:

    There are some really excellent pieces of art. Maaan if I were a rich person with a house with a place to put a $600 vase I know exactly which vase I would have. :

    https://www.etsy.com/listing/8838238/ant-picnic-6x6-ceramic-art-tile
    https://www.etsy.com/listing/1661330421/stunning-casas-grandes-mata-ortiz-olla
    https://www.etsy.com/listing/4393721145/ceramic-sgraffito-bowl-with-ants?

    I just wanted someone else to look at the nice ant art. Maybe it will inspire YOU to make ant art.

    Is a house really a home without some ants?

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    @futurebird the queen on the top makes me weirdly happy

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      @futurebird the queen on the top makes me weirdly happy

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      @sashin

      I think it's on the bottom... like a surprise. πŸ™‚

      But I think having her there kind of explains why they are... like that.

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      • bituur esztreymB bituur esztreym

        @futurebird
        yes my post is ambiguous too. Mata Ortiz is 1. a city in Chihuahua State, and 2. the style of pottery they're making, reviving the ancient techniques and colors and design of the pottery of an archeological site nearby. the precursor and initiatior (40-50 years ago or so) is Juan Quezada Celado, and now with many artists it's striving again!

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        @bituur_esztreym @futurebird spouse had a Mata Ortiz artist come into the classroom to demo for the students a couple times

        incredible work

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        • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

          Ant Ceramic Art on Etsy:

          There are some really excellent pieces of art. Maaan if I were a rich person with a house with a place to put a $600 vase I know exactly which vase I would have. :

          https://www.etsy.com/listing/8838238/ant-picnic-6x6-ceramic-art-tile
          https://www.etsy.com/listing/1661330421/stunning-casas-grandes-mata-ortiz-olla
          https://www.etsy.com/listing/4393721145/ceramic-sgraffito-bowl-with-ants?

          I just wanted someone else to look at the nice ant art. Maybe it will inspire YOU to make ant art.

          Is a house really a home without some ants?

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          I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.

          It's a harvester ant!

          Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...

          Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.

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          • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

            I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.

            It's a harvester ant!

            Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...

            Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.

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            I could write a whole book on "ants in pottery" ...

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            • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

              I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.

              It's a harvester ant!

              Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...

              Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.

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              @futurebird this is insanely cute!!

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              • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                I could write a whole book on "ants in pottery" ...

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                @futurebird i bet you could fit a lot of ants in even a pretty small pot

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                • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                  I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.

                  It's a harvester ant!

                  Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...

                  Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.

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                  @futurebird this makes me think of the cartoon High Note

                  Just a moment...

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                  • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                    I could write a whole book on "ants in pottery" ...

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                    @futurebird

                    We're waiting.

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                    • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                      I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.

                      It's a harvester ant!

                      Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...

                      Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.

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                      @futurebird Ants would bake bread if they learned how to harness fire without cooking themselves

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                      • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                        I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.

                        It's a harvester ant!

                        Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...

                        Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.

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                        @futurebird immediately thought that was a Pueblo piece! It’s gorgeous!

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                        • goaty goats (she) :deifirev: :ms_tiger: :NDpride:G goaty goats (she) :deifirev: :ms_tiger: :NDpride:

                          @futurebird i bet you could fit a lot of ants in even a pretty small pot

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                          @goaty

                          Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:

                          Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.

                          They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.

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                          • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                            @goaty

                            Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:

                            Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.

                            They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.

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                            @goaty

                            I've been in pottery classes and watched (human) people struggle to hand build a cup this nice and smooth and symmetrical. πŸ‘€

                            And they weren't even working on a cup the size of a small house.

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                            • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                              @goaty

                              I've been in pottery classes and watched (human) people struggle to hand build a cup this nice and smooth and symmetrical. πŸ‘€

                              And they weren't even working on a cup the size of a small house.

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                              @futurebird oh wow, i wasn't aware of this at all, that's so damn cool! ants are awesome lil critters!

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                              • goaty goats (she) :deifirev: :ms_tiger: :NDpride:G goaty goats (she) :deifirev: :ms_tiger: :NDpride:

                                @futurebird oh wow, i wasn't aware of this at all, that's so damn cool! ants are awesome lil critters!

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                                @goaty

                                I think these nests show how they are related to other wasps. We just get to see the things that winged wasps make more often.

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