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More Wintry Amanitas
Expanding on yesterday’s Xmas theme, here are some winter, holiday and new year vintage images featuring fly agarics (they never seem to run out).
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Amanita Ornaments
Not at all the right time of year for this, but here’s a selection of Amanita-related Xmas ornaments: (Last image from Reckless Glue.)
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Christmas Gnomes
A few wonderful New Year gnomes with Amanitas from Germany, via A Polar Bear’s Tale:
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Vintage Photo
Looks like dressing up as an Amanita mushroom (with a gnome, of course) isn’t a new thing. Love this old photo! via A Polar Bear’s Tale
Deviations
A few good pieces gathered from a recent perusal of deviantART: “Mushroom Villager” by D-MAC “Mushroom Land” by freckleface29 “Amanita” by Xergille “Magic Rain” by maiarcita
costumes
A few creative Amanita costumes from around the web (there are also mass-produced versions available):
Good luck pigs
In Germany, amanita mushrooms are traditionally paired with pigs (and four leaf clovers, and horseshoes) as symbols of good luck, especially during the Christmas season.
Tis the season
To start this off, a seasonally appropriate image from yesteryear: From the article Mushrooms in Wonderland. Christmas/New Year is probably the best time to find amanita images in unexpected places – they’re especially prevalent in European imports.