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Happy Fox 🦊Day
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🐺 @shanethewolf.bsky.social
📸 @floeke.bsky.social
#foxday #NationalFoxDay

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A pale blue anthro fennekin with black paws with spikes on them, along with an additional spike on his chest looking at the viewer and waving at you. The reason he is blue is because he is half lucario, hence the black paws and spikes.

A pale blue anthro fennekin with black paws with spikes on them, along with an additional spike on his chest looking at the viewer and waving at you. The reason he is blue is because he is half lucario, hence the black paws and spikes.

Bluefire waving at you :3 #Art #Artist #Pokemon #PokemonFanArt #OC #MyOCs #PokemonOCs #OriginalCharacter #OriginalCharacters #Fennekin #Lucario #PokemonFusion #PkmnFusion #FennekinOC #LucarioOC #PokemonFanArt #PkmnFanArt #Cute #NationalFoxDay #FoxDay #FoxDay2025

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Fennel's just found out it was #nationalfoxday yesterday and he didn't do anything to celebrate!

Illustration taken from Outside the Box written by me and illustrated by Ayu Desyana.

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photo of the bottle & its gallery label
“Fox-Head Bottle
Peru; Topará (Necropolis)
2nd century в.c.-1st century A.D.
Ceramic
Gift of Nathan Cummings, 1963
63.232.49”

“For several centuries around the time of the beginning of the CE, artists of the Paracas people on Peru’s S Coast developed a striking style of ceramics featuring a colorful palette achieved w// post-fire paints. Around 200 BCE, however, potters from the N part of the Ica region distinguished themselves from their Paracas counterparts by crafting elegant, highly burnished, monochromatic bottles in a style known as Topará. Red or cream slips - liquid suspensions of clay & pigments - were used to cover the entire vessel, & the smooth surfaces were carefully burnished to produce a uniform shine.

Many Topará vessels were shaped like gourds, others like animals. This fox bottle was created by attaching a modeled canine head to the globular body. The frontal limbs were delineated by incisions in soft clay & later painted w/ a cream slip. The simplicity of the rendering contrasts w/ the dramatic expression of the animal. A spout in the back is connected to the head w/ a bridge handle. This vessel type, known as a spout-and-bridge bottle, was the South Coast’s signature shape for the following millennium.

Topará-style bottles were found in cemeteries, such as those excavated on the Paracas Peninsula at the beginning of the 20th century by the Peruvian archaeologist Julio Tello. Tello dubbed the abandoned houses converted into communal graves "Necropolis," & that name has become attached to the style of ceramics, textiles, & other objects that accompanied the 100s of funerary bundles found there. Multiple styles of ceramics - Paracas, Topará, & early Nasca - have been found together in a single tomb by archaeologists, suggesting that multiple communities of producers, each w/ their own techniques, palette, & image repertoire, did not only exist simultaneously but also provided wares for the same families.”

photo of the bottle & its gallery label “Fox-Head Bottle Peru; Topará (Necropolis) 2nd century в.c.-1st century A.D. Ceramic Gift of Nathan Cummings, 1963 63.232.49” “For several centuries around the time of the beginning of the CE, artists of the Paracas people on Peru’s S Coast developed a striking style of ceramics featuring a colorful palette achieved w// post-fire paints. Around 200 BCE, however, potters from the N part of the Ica region distinguished themselves from their Paracas counterparts by crafting elegant, highly burnished, monochromatic bottles in a style known as Topará. Red or cream slips - liquid suspensions of clay & pigments - were used to cover the entire vessel, & the smooth surfaces were carefully burnished to produce a uniform shine. Many Topará vessels were shaped like gourds, others like animals. This fox bottle was created by attaching a modeled canine head to the globular body. The frontal limbs were delineated by incisions in soft clay & later painted w/ a cream slip. The simplicity of the rendering contrasts w/ the dramatic expression of the animal. A spout in the back is connected to the head w/ a bridge handle. This vessel type, known as a spout-and-bridge bottle, was the South Coast’s signature shape for the following millennium. Topará-style bottles were found in cemeteries, such as those excavated on the Paracas Peninsula at the beginning of the 20th century by the Peruvian archaeologist Julio Tello. Tello dubbed the abandoned houses converted into communal graves "Necropolis," & that name has become attached to the style of ceramics, textiles, & other objects that accompanied the 100s of funerary bundles found there. Multiple styles of ceramics - Paracas, Topará, & early Nasca - have been found together in a single tomb by archaeologists, suggesting that multiple communities of producers, each w/ their own techniques, palette, & image repertoire, did not only exist simultaneously but also provided wares for the same families.”

For #NationalFoxDay 🦊:
#Fox - Head Bottle (aka Spout-and-bridge bottle with fox)
Topará, South Coast Peru (Necropolis)
Ceramic, slip
H. 7 1/4 × W. 6 3/4 × D. 7 1/2 in. (18.4 × 17.1 × 19.1 cm)
Metropolitan Museum of Art (63.232.49)
#AncientArt #PeruvianArt #IndigenousArt

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Introducing the Medieval Fox (Medieval Animals) Introducing the Medieval Fox (Medieval Animals) [Wackers, Paul] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Introducing the Medieval Fox (Medieval Animals)

#BookRecommendation for #NationalFoxDay 🦊:
Introducing the Medieval #Fox (Medieval Animals series)
amzn.to/3t6rJGE #AmazonAssociates

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photo of a floor tile mosaic depicting a sitting Red Fox, labeled FOX and numbered 399.

photo of a floor tile mosaic depicting a sitting Red Fox, labeled FOX and numbered 399.

For #NationalFoxDay 🦊:
399: #Fox , from the ongoing search for all the animals from the 420 original 1906 Moravian tile mosaics by Henry Chapman Mercer on the #Pennsylvania Capitol floor.

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composite photo of two views of the fox vessel and its gallery label

“The anthropomorphic fox on this effigy vessel wears a large disc headdress associated with the Ritual Runners, figures shown racing through the desert landscape in many examples of Moche art.
Similar discs in gold and copper have been found in elite burials, suggesting that the Ritual Runners were a high-ranking group of adult males, possibly priests, who participated in special ceremonies throughout the Moche territory. Scholars believe that Moche priests consumed the hallucinogenic San Pedro cactus (Echinopsis pachanoi) to transform themselves into animal spirit helpers such as the fox.”

composite photo of two views of the fox vessel and its gallery label “The anthropomorphic fox on this effigy vessel wears a large disc headdress associated with the Ritual Runners, figures shown racing through the desert landscape in many examples of Moche art. Similar discs in gold and copper have been found in elite burials, suggesting that the Ritual Runners were a high-ranking group of adult males, possibly priests, who participated in special ceremonies throughout the Moche territory. Scholars believe that Moche priests consumed the hallucinogenic San Pedro cactus (Echinopsis pachanoi) to transform themselves into animal spirit helpers such as the fox.”

For #NationalFoxDay: 🦊
#Fox Runner Effigy Vessel
Moche, North Coast region, Peru, c.400-700
Ceramic, pigment
Brooklyn Museum display
#PeruvianArt #IndigenousArt

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Composite photo of the pair of fox sculptures and the gallery label

“Pairs of fox sculptures, usually made of stone, are seen all over Japan guarding entrances to shrines for the worship of Inari, Shinto deity of farming and rice cultivation. This pair is unique for being carved in wood. Recently discovered at the Kiyama shrine in Okayama, these sculptures are rare survivors from the medieval era. One fox holds in its mouth a treasure ball symbolizing Inari's sacred rice granary (or treasury), while the other holds the key to the granary, expressing worshippers hope to share in Inari's miraculous power.”

Composite photo of the pair of fox sculptures and the gallery label “Pairs of fox sculptures, usually made of stone, are seen all over Japan guarding entrances to shrines for the worship of Inari, Shinto deity of farming and rice cultivation. This pair is unique for being carved in wood. Recently discovered at the Kiyama shrine in Okayama, these sculptures are rare survivors from the medieval era. One fox holds in its mouth a treasure ball symbolizing Inari's sacred rice granary (or treasury), while the other holds the key to the granary, expressing worshippers hope to share in Inari's miraculous power.”

For #NationalFoxDay 🦊:
Sacred #Foxes
Japan, Kiyama Jinja, Okayama Prefecture
Kamakura period - Nanbokucho era, 14th c.
wood w/pigments
exhibited in The Life of Animals in #JapaneseArt at National Gallery of Art (2019)

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Color woodblock print, vertical orientation. Bipedal dancing red fox holding a lotus leaf hat on his head.

Color woodblock print, vertical orientation. Bipedal dancing red fox holding a lotus leaf hat on his head.

For #NationalFoxDay:
Ohara Koson (1877-1945)
Dancing #Fox, c. 1910s
#JapaneseArt color woodblock print
"A dancing fox. He wears a hat made of a large lotus leaf." 🦊
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No joke I was literally thinking to myself, "Why does everyone celebrate every other animal day? And wheres fox day?" Just to find out it is Fox Day :3 so ye happy Fox Day everyone xd
Even though its like the last 20 minutes for me. #fox #foxday #nationalfoxday

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A National Fox Day 2025 drawing of my fursona as a Fox.

Sona and Art © Me

#art #artwork #digitalart #digitalartwork #digitaldrawing #ibispaintx #nationalfoxday #sona #fursona #drawing

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Heeey its national fox day!!
Had to draw the best fox Tails!

Hes protecting Nicole like the floof he is but I think he forgot shes an AI XP

Enjoy!

#Tailsthefox #Nationalfoxday #fox #sonicart #Nicolethehololynx

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Before #NationalFoxDay is over, here’s my contribution

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Happy #NationalFoxDay 🦊💙 This arctic fox is ready for cooler weather and comfy sweaters 🍁🍂

🧵: YoungWolvesSuits

#fursuit #furry #foxfursuit #fursuiteveryday

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Happy #nationalfoxday to all my fox friends!

Def at least @cyano-fox.fursona.club and @revfox84.bsky.social and I think @keysproto.protogen.club ?!

(If I forgot someone else it's okay, just tell me and I will sob in "how could i"-ness)

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#Nature #Fox #NationalFoxDay

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Meet Sven and Freya, our adorable Arctic foxes, for #NationalFoxDay! 🦊 Sven was rescued from an illegal pet situation and now spends his days digging, exploring, and enjoying enrichments. Two-year-old Freya, who joined Sven last spring, is curious and clever and has settled right in.

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It's #nationalfoxday which means I get to show off the most important, most bestest fox to ever fox: My beloved @kirafox.bsky.social <3

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Mr. Fox gazes at his spooky Lego on National Fox Day, while the cat admires the wall art.

#NationalFoxDay #petsuit

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geometric vector illustration of a stylized fox stalking through a snowy landscape. Art by Foxytosin

geometric vector illustration of a stylized fox stalking through a snowy landscape. Art by Foxytosin

vector illustration depicting an anthropomorphic fox artificer sitting on a log, inspecting the wooden arm they just formed from said log. Art by Foxytosin

vector illustration depicting an anthropomorphic fox artificer sitting on a log, inspecting the wooden arm they just formed from said log. Art by Foxytosin

a collection of sticker featuring stylized foxes with assorted phrases to match. They say "Live your Truth", "I know what you are." and "Love Yourself" Art by Foxytosin

a collection of sticker featuring stylized foxes with assorted phrases to match. They say "Live your Truth", "I know what you are." and "Love Yourself" Art by Foxytosin

a stylized vector illustration of a fox staring at the viewer with a piercing glare. A chat bubble reads: "I know what you are." Art by foxytosin

a stylized vector illustration of a fox staring at the viewer with a piercing glare. A chat bubble reads: "I know what you are." Art by foxytosin

#NationalFoxDay appreciation post 🦊

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