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Our Broken Garden - When Your Bl

2009-05-10 - extension: zip - size: 52 MB

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Our Broken Garden - Lost Sailor (Ep) [2008]

2009-04-18 - extension: rar - size: 18 MB

Our Broken Garden - Lost Sailor (Ep) [2008]

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Our Broken Garden - When Your Blackening Shows - 2008.zip

2008-12-05 - extension: zip - size: 53 MB

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Our Broken Garden When Your Blackening Shows
This is the beautifully haunting When Your Blackening Shows by the wonderful Our Broken Garden. (More)

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Japanese Ceramic Roof Tile Shard - Old Broken Kawara
Description Vintage ceramic Japanese roof tile. Tiled roofs (hongawarabuki) are a distinguishing (More) Description Vintage ceramic Japanese roof tile. Tiled roofs (hongawarabuki) are a distinguishing feature of most Japanese homes, as well as Buddhist temples, Shinto (native religion of Japan) shrines and many other types of old buildings. Kawara is the word the Japanese use to describe roof tiles in general, though there are in fact many styles and types of tiles with regional variations, and a large and specialized vocabulary is used to describe these. The convex marugawara-style (aka ogawara) tile is normally used in conjunction with the concave hiragawara tile to cover the open surface of a roof. When used together, these two types of tiles provide a strong and weather-resistant barrier which easily channels heavy rainfall. Japanese roof tiles are typically very well made and often outlive their intended function protecting structures from the elements. As a result, old roof tiles can sometimes be spotted in Japan being reused for unique and interesting purposes. Old roof tiles are sometimes used to reinforce earthen retaining walls, or stacked one next to another to make garden borders. Roof tiles are also buried vertically along dirt walkways with just the tips exposed a fraction of an inch above the surface to create artistic patterns and to act as paving surfaces. Decorative end caps called onigawara (ogre tiles) look especially nice as accent pieces within the home or on patios and especially when positioned amidst garden foliage. An unintentional example of this type of use is seen with the last photo below which shows an ornate end cap tile we spotted at an ancient seaside shrine near our home. The end cap was spotted in the foliage near the shrine, slowly being incorporated into the surrounding forest. About the Listed Item The old marugawara roof tile shard offered with this listing is more than 20 years old and is in poor condition with most of the tile missing. Size: Height at front lip: 1.4 inches (3.5 centimeters) Width: 6.6 inches (17.0 centimeters) Weight: 1.3 pounds (578 grams) Important Note: Please be sure to note the shipping cost for this heavy item. item code: R1S2-0005658 ship code: G3 (Less)

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