Mensa, the Table in Latin: it is a southern constellation, introduced by Nicolas Louis de Lacaille. The name refers specifically to Table Mountain in South Africa, from where Lacaille made important observations of the southern sky.
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Norma or the Square is a small constellation between the constellations of the Scorpion and Centaurus, one of the twelve constellations collected in the 18th century by the French astronomer Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille and representing a scientific instrument.
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Vela is one of the four parts into which the huge constellation of Argo Navis (the ship Argos) was divided, the others being Carina (the keel), Puppis (the stern) and Pyxis (the compass).
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Carina (the keel), is a southern constellation that is part of the ancient constellation of Argo Navis (the ship Argo). The International Astronomical Union divided it into four components: Carina (the Keel), Vela (the Sail), Puppis (the Stern) and Pyxis (the compass or compass).
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Columba: Latin for Dove, is a small constellation created in 1542.
The name is related to the dove that Noah sent to check that the flood waters had receded.
This color has a particularly complex dyeing process: Columba is dyed individually, i.e. each skein is unique and independent of the others. There is no batch dyeing, the 9 natural dyes are distributed in an artistic and whimsical way.
For this reason, the base tone can vary in intensity from one ball to another, which gives the design a lot of personality, which is the evidence of this unique and handmade dyeing… not suitable for perfectionists 😉
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