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Inara Vesper
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Inara Vesper
@InaraVesper
Delightfully Devious | Artist and Writer | Berlin
Berlin, Germany Katılım Eylül 2023
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Netherlands, Arnhem; You better be sunny! Your Goddess is coming for you.
1st- 7th of April
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Behind the scenes from a photoshoot with @LadyMephista, shot by Maria Uebele.
Styling by Koja i Kosti
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A misbehaving puppet where she belongs
Meat Puppet@meatinstrument
I need to be punished. I am in trouble.
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Being my toy is the best that can happen to you!
Leather bag play at @LUXDominastudio
More info here: ladysolardivine.com
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Lingerie and bag by my amazing friend Kaittitude - it’s giving STALLION 🖤
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A new article I wrote for the blog @WeAreTryst discussing the relationship between BDSM and autism:
tryst.link/blog/the-conne…
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Curious about role play? I wrote an intro guide on the Studio LUX Blog with acting tips for creating hotter scenes:
bdsm-studio-lux.de/en/team/inara-…
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@mistrixsade Fascinating! Reminds me of this photograph from Herbert List's Panoptikum of a highly erotic anatomical sculpture
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I love this~
ArchaeoHistories@histories_arch
These bizarre beauties called “Anatomical Venuses” were created by sculptor Clemente Susini in the late 18th Century CE, and were conceived as a means to teach human anatomy without the need for dissecting real human bodies which was disgusting and messy. Susini’s uncannily lifelike wax models, often adorned with real human hair, wearing a tiara or pearls and looking seductive, were both anatomically accurate and profoundly artistic, drawing praise from both doctors and art historians from all around. During his illustrious career as a medical wax model sculptor spanning several decades, Clemente Susini created and oversaw the production of more than 2,000 models. Josephinum Museum of the Medical University of Vienna #archaeohistories
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