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“Here we are, trapped in the amber of the moment

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“Here we are, trapped in the amber of the moment
Swap Coordinator:Rie60 (contact)
Swap categories: Boxes 
Number of people in swap:2
Location:International
Type:Type 3: Package or craft
Last day to signup/drop:September 30, 2013
Date items must be sent by:October 18, 2013
Number of swap partners:1
Description:

Steampunk has been described as "the greatest era that never was". It is a subculture-slash-style that is best known for adding Victorian-inspired flourishes to today’s tech and fashion.

In three short words, steampunk is Victorian science fiction. Here “Victorian” is not meant to indicate a specific culture, but rather references a time period and an aesthetic: the industrialized 19th century. Historically, this period saw the development of many key aspects of the modern world (mechanized manufacturing, extensive urbanization, telecommunications, office life and mass-transit), and steampunk uses this existing technology and structure to imagine an even more advanced 19th century, often complete with Victorian-inspired wonders like steam-powered aircraft and mechanical computers.

For this swap- the tribe will each create a steampunk inspired jewelry casket. Think Victorian flourishes, gears, locks and keys, copper and steam powered mechanisms.

The boxes used can be new or repurposed- and of a size that could hold a few pieces of jewelry.

The normal rules of engagement apply here- no flaking and really try to make this something your partner will treasure.

“The game is afoot.” – Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes

Discussion

Morte 09/17/2013 #

Umm, it says it's an electronic swap..... And unless I missed something the transporter hasn't been invented yet. :) If it has, please let me know, it would save tremendously on shipping costs...

Rie60 09/17/2013 #

sorry no- it is a package swap- I had to edit and it must have defaulted.

Unmutual 09/24/2013 #

Sending physical items through electronic telegraphy? It's a marvel, Professor Morte! I must inform the Royal Society!

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