I read once that having a flock of peacocks to roam your manicured yard was the height of cool in 1970s Beverly Hills.The box of this Lime Zest & Cypress soap makes me think of that glamour, and it smells divine.
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I read once that having a flock of peacocks to roam your manicured yard was the height of cool in 1970s Beverly Hills.

The box of this Lime Zest & Cypress soap makes me think of that glamour, and it smells divine.

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I’d like to have this peacock - how fun!
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I’d like to have this peacock - how fun!

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Glitterized peacock feather. I have no idea what I’m going to do with this object d’art.
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Glitterized peacock feather.

I have no idea what I’m going to do with this object d’art.

Obsession of the Week: Peacock Blue Intimate and intense, peacock blue has a controversial history. One of those old-school colors that make you think of grand hotels and beautifully appointed dining cars, peacock blue covers the walls of libraries, butler’s pantries, and other spaces where intimacy and a little intensity seem appropriate. Via I’m drawn to peacock-related items because they remind me of my grandma, and I like their rich symbolism.
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Obsession of the Week:

Peacock Blue

Intimate and intense, peacock blue has a controversial history.

One of those old-school colors that make you think of grand hotels and beautifully appointed dining cars, peacock blue covers the walls of libraries, butler’s pantries, and other spaces where intimacy and a little intensity seem appropriate. Via

I’m drawn to peacock-related items because they remind me of my grandma, and I like their rich symbolism.