Moon River: XXX

Kama Sutra or Reading

Thu, 27 Jul 2006 14:16:58 GMT

Reading and Sex at the same time? for how long can one concentrate in both simultaneously? i wonder.
not that i indulge my self much with both, now days...War keeps my mind else where, but it's a nice reminder of pleasure that are in there reach of one hand at given will...

via Coolz0r

A Gallery of Intact Penises in Art

Fri, 16 Jun 2006 16:10:23 GMT

"These pictures are intended for USAmerican women and others who may have never seen intact ("uncircumcised") penises before - or not known what they were looking at. "

This terracotta vase was made in eastern Greece (probably on the island of Rhodes) 2500 to 2550 years ago. Phallus vases are a rare and distinctive kind of archaic Greek pottery. They were used to store perfumed oils, presumably for erotic or medicinal purposes.

The reveller's small penis is typical. "...the artistic evidence implies that over-large genitals were considered aesthetically unpleasing by the Greeks and Romans. ...the ideal type of male beauty epitomised in classical sculpture, Greek and Roman, normally depicts genitals of somewhat less than average size...certainly never more."

Fetish map

Mon, 03 Apr 2006 09:07:18 GMT

Maps are for those very few of you who visit my place, a Real Fetish.

while traveling into Cyberspace looking for my Object of leisure

I've tumbled today over a different kind of FETISH MAP, not exactly what i have in mind, when i think about my Fetish for maps, and i hope i don't offend any of you by posting it in here.

but i do find it interesting to have a glimpse over it, and for me, the depiction of any portion of reality as a visualization, as a map, is one more step towards the unknown..

Large detailed version -Fetish map via (akuaku)

Eros ex Mathematica

Sun, 19 Mar 2006 08:41:47 GMT

Eros ex Mathematica This is NOT what you are thinking it is :)

The images in this room are created entirely from mathematical algorithms. If you find them offensive in any way, all I can say is that beauty (or obscenity) is in this case most certainly in the eye of the beholder.
via Laputan Logic

Internet: Yet Another Sexual Revolution

Sun, 19 Feb 2006 08:39:37 GMT

What a subtle sentence:

Young Canadians are digitising their sex lives, embracing computer screens and touching keyboards ever so gently in lieu of person to person contact…

and: "It’s a testament that the Internet has spawned a new sexual revolution."

… according to a new survey: Young Canadians prefer ‘virtual sex’ [via paperholic]

Kokigami, The Intimate Art of the Little Paper Costume.

Fri, 09 Dec 2005 19:53:55 GMT

The sensuous practise of Kokigami originated from the ancient Japanese art form of giving beautifully wrapped gifts.

Pleasure can be a resource, and the penis as giver of pleasure, a nuptial gift.

By the middle of the Heian period (794-1185), Japan's great golden era of artistic development, Kokigami had become firmly established as a path to sensual enlightenment amongst the aristocratic classes. (But it was not until the late eighteenth century, when the price of paper fell, that it ceased to be the exclusive preserve of the rich and became popular with all strata of Japanese society).

Japanese aristocrats wrapped their penises in silks and ribbons and presented them to their wives as nuptial gifts. The practice of tsutsumi evolved into Kokigami, a highly sensual, intimate event in which the man wears a paper sculpture of an animal or mythical creature over his penis and presents it to his lover. Pleasure motivates human sexuality; sexual pleasure is an important mechanism for adapting specific behaviours that organize and shape human cultures as well as individual humans.

Smoke gallery of trans-dimensional forms

Fri, 09 Dec 2005 19:04:42 GMT

The Smoke Gallery

The secret room

Fri, 09 Dec 2005 17:34:46 GMT

On Aug. 24, 79 A.D., Mount Vesuvius unleashed its fury and blew its top, literally. Nineteen hours after the eruption the Roman resort towns of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae were destroyed, buried beneath tons of ash and rock. They remained hidden for the next 1,700 years.

The secret room in the Naples Archaeological Museum, containing sexual artifacts from excavations at Pompeii and Herculaneum, has been closed to all but the very rich and influential for 200 years. But despite vociferous protest, it is now open to the public.

secret room

The ancient Roman and Greek cultures had a very different attitude about sexuality than successive European cultures, more akin to that of the Kama Sutra.

"My own secret life"

Mon, 21 Nov 2005 23:59:34 GMT

The joy of your smile

The sky on the day we met

I remember them all

As Blue Shadows fall.

— Jimmie Dale Gilmore

A 'different site' about sexual experiences of a mysterious man...

Sex in Cinema

Sat, 19 Nov 2005 14:22:33 GMT

The Greatest and Most Influential Erotic / Sexual Films and Scenes

In the following collection, excerpted from the Mini-History of Sex in the Cinema , present some of the most significant milestones, and most influential and memorable sexual/erotic scenes and films on the big screen through cinematic history. Most of these films, with portrayals of sex and/or nudity, were considered quite erotic, groundbreaking, unique and/or controversial at the time.

Flower from
Pink Floyd's "The Wall"
via P L E P

Sin and Salvation

Tue, 08 Nov 2005 17:17:02 GMT

I adore to wear perfume. So how can i resist oils with descriptions like this?

Just some of what the Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab Perfume Oils have to offers:

HURRICANE
The Dark Side of Air: a high pitched, tangy, clear scent -- light China rain deepened by murky vetivert.
LUST
Uncontrollable passion and insatiable sexual desire: red musk, patchouli, ylang ylang and myrrh.
SNAKE OIL
Magnetic, mysterious, and exceedingly sexual in nature. A blend of exotic Indonesian oils sugared with vanilla.
WHIP
Agony and ecstasy: black leather and damp red rose.
WANDA
deep red merlot with a faint hint of leather, sexual musk and body heat over crushed roses, violets and myrtle.
BLOODLUST
A fiery Martial blend that embodies primal rage, lust for conquest, and all-encompassing desire. Dragon's blood essence, heavy red musk, Indonesian patchouli and swarthy vetiver with a drop of cinnamon.
HUNGER
Evokes sheer, unadulterated carnal lust. Black narcissus, orange blossoms, and vanilla.
MUSE
A light, invigorating floral and citrus blend. Tuberose, lotus and jasmine with a hint of lime.
SALOMÉ
A scent that is both coquettish and sinister. Exotic and lush, brimming with grace and viciousness: almond with star jasmine, oakmoss, red sandalwood and Egyptian musk.
BATHSHEBA
She was King David’s lover, and the mother of King Solomon. Her scent is breathtakingly lovely, exotic and powerfully sensual in its innocence: carnation, sensual plum, and Arabian musk.

via sapphosbreathing

it's not about sex

Sat, 05 Nov 2005 23:19:16 GMT

Georgia O’Keeffe, 1887–1986
American
Narcissa’s Last Orchid, 1941
Pastel
54.5 x 69.1 cm.

Georgia O'Keeffe
Red Canna c. 1923
oil on canvas

"Shunga" (Erotic) Prints - Woodblock Prints of the 19th Century

Sat, 05 Nov 2005 19:36:23 GMT

Japanese prints have long been admired by artists and collectors and their influence on painters was critical in the transformation of Western art towards the end of the nineteenth-century. These erotic images were used as sex manuals or 'pillow books' to inspire and instruct in the art of love.

Ukiyo-e are pictures of the floating world (ukiyo) - this world as opposed to the spirit world. The term describes the popular Japanese prints, of the daily life of the common man, that flourished during the Edo period (1600-1868). It came to mean pleasure-seeking images Artists inspired in the pleasure quarters of Edo (now Tokyo) produced shunga (spring pictures) or makura-e (pillow pictures) - romantically intimate, through to sexually explicit images used to inspire and instruct in the art of love. Inspiration for shunga images was derived in the 'pleasure quarters' of the capital city of Edo (now Tokyo) where the merchant classes foundfleeting pleasures.

In Japan the aesthetic aspect was primarily emphasized th ough the dress which had for centuries remained almost identical for both sexes. Sometimes the difference between a man and a woman were almost indistinguishable. Only in erotic pictures (shunga) the sexual differences are explicitly stressed in oversized and minutely depicted genitals. Other parts of body (with exception of face and legs) were usually concealed under exquisite folds of fabric.