I've been posting the Taipei's Lantern Festival for the past few days, how a glimpse of how they look like at day time. I look at them closely, I found out that they're made of colorful velvet cloth materials. Although they look beautiful, still I preferred to look at them at night.
Amazing how they presented all of these, day and night, rain or shine!
Here's the Elementary and Middle School section,
some are made of recycled materials.
some are made of recycled materials.
I hope you enjoy this little tour in my other side of the world!
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11 comments:
very festive! happy RT!
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Very interesting!
I am on bunny overload! :D
Lovely how much red there is at the Lantern festival!
Just wonderful!It all looks so festive and colorful. Great photos.
They lanterns are so beautiful! such creative piece of artwork.
wonderful fabric animals and characters...i love the bright colors.
Very colorful, I love it!...
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I thought they were all made of paper, and I can't believe that they can be left out in the rain! I'm sure these make everyone who sees them very happy!
Happy REDnesday!
Carol
I am glad you took us along with you on this carnival trip. Very pretty reds everywhere.
I have noticed that Chinese celebrations usually involve a lot of red. I think I'm going to enjoy my first visit to that country!
PAINT MY DAY RED!
A seeker of scarlet, they say,
Is likely to savor the day
If painted in red
Or ruby—instead
Of shades of monotonous grey!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Tug Boats Tinged with Red
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