Monstrous Seahorse in Pink, White, and Silver Costume dress Like many dresses of the

Like many dresses of the time period

This version used a Nepalese lokta paper with subtle shimmer

a French gown from 1775-1780

Stitched lines highlight the lines and folds of the dress

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Monstrous Seahorse in Pink, White, and Silver Costume dress Like many dresses of theYou are probably looking at this creature and thinking, Judith, thats clearly a Hippocampus, and you would be correct! But the book I found it in called it Equus marinus monstrosus, which translates as Monstrous seahorse. And who can resist a name like that? The book is the delightfully named Monstrorum historia, or History of Monsters, by Ulisse Aldrovandi; it dates from 1642. My monstrous seahorse is 4. 75 inches wide, stitched by hand on 5x7 inch