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Nature and science · 04.10.2026Ten shells: spirals, ribs and the geometry of the sea
Fans, towers, cones and caps: ten shells as a lesson in form. Not every spiral is golden, and not every mollusc has a coiled shell.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten lanterns and lamps from different cultures
Paper, stone, clay and glass: ten atmospheric portraits of objects that bring light.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten unusual chess sets: from Lewis to Bauhaus
Medieval faces, porcelain costumes and geometric pieces: ten historical approaches to chess design.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten historical instruments used to measure the world
Angles, time, pressure and area: ten instruments show how observations became numbers.
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Nature and science · 04.10.2026Ten surprising seeds and fruits: travelling without legs
Wings, parachutes, hooks and floating passengers: ten plant designs for a journey.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten musical instruments with unusual voices
Antennas, glass, reeds and strings: ten ways to turn motion into sound.
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Nature and science · 04.10.2026Ten clouds and sky phenomena: from halos to double rainbows
Icy rings, glowing ripples and rain that never reaches the ground: ten sky scenes and the physics behind their beauty.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten unusual homes people really live in
Felt, earth, stone and water: ten housing traditions where unusual forms become places for everyday life.
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Nature and science · 04.10.2026Ten minerals and crystals that look like magic
Purple crystals, green bands and rainbow steps: ten specimens with explanations of colour and form. Opal is a mineraloid, and our bismuth specimen is laboratory-grown.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten unusual bridges around the world
Roots, grass ropes, cast iron and stone: ten bridges reveal different ways of joining two banks.
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Game worlds and flowers · 03.10.2026Ten World of Warcraft flowers: bouquets from Azeroth and beyond
Peacebloom for truce, firebloom for bold confession and a rose that remembers the stars. Ten game plants turn into ten mystical bouquets - each with its own little story.
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Nature and science · 02.10.2026Ten sea treasures: shells, pearls, and living wonders
What can you find on the shore, and what is better to look at underwater? Pearl, mother-of-pearl, white sand dollar skeleton and frosted sea glass coexist here with living corals, mollusks and sea urchins. We drew ten “treasures”…
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Nature and science · 02.10.2026Ten unusual animals: from the okapi to the thorny devil
Nature doesn't have a prop department, so an animal's "unusual detail" almost always works: stripes, external gills, scales, a nose, a tail, or a long toe. We collected ten species from different places on the planet, drew each o…
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Nature and science · 02.10.2026Ten unusual and beautiful fish: from seadragons to triggerfish
Some fish are rare, others are more common, but each seems to have come up with its own way of surprising: leaves instead of a camouflage net, a transparent head, light on the belly or a pattern of white spots. Here are ten real …
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Food and culture · 02.10.2026Ten kinds of pilaf: from Fergana to Kabul
The word “pilaf” unites not one strict recipe, but related ways of preparing rice with other ingredients. The difference is visible even before the first spoon: somewhere the rice is mixed with carrots and meat, somewhere the dis…
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Food and culture · 02.10.2026Japanese sushi rolls: thin, thick, and hand-rolled
The word "roll" hides a whole family of maki sushi - sushi that is rolled. In Japanese tradition, the size and method of serving vary as much as the filling. We collected and drew ten options: from three basic shapes to thin maki…
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Food and culture · 02.10.2026Sashimi: the art of a precise cut
Sushi rice is not added to sashimi. The main subject here is the product itself, its freshness, texture and cut thickness. The name is often associated with raw fish, although other seafood is also found. Below are ten illustrate…
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Food and culture · 02.10.2026Sushi: much more than rolls
Sushi is primarily rice seasoned with vinegar, and there are many ways to combine it with other foods. Raw fish happens, but it is not required: sushi can be with cooked shrimp, egg, and vegetables. We collected and drew ten diff…
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