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ART DESIGNED BY LIZ LOZ Native Americans associated the meaning of owl with wisdom, foresight, and keeper of sacred knowledge. This may largely be due to the fact that the owl is a great fore teller of weather conditions. Also its ability to see at night is legend among the Native Americans, and this attribute would be invoked during ceremonies when an oracle of secret knowledge was required. Similarly, West African and Aboriginal Australian cultures viewed the owl as a messenger of secrets, kin to sorcerers, as well as companions to seers, mystics and medicine people.

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Standard Apron

Whether cooking or crafting you’ll keep away the stains with this medium length apron. It’s got three handy pockets in front to hold all your utensils. Made from a 35/65 cotton-poly twill blend, it’s machine washable and a bit wider than our longer version. 61cm L x 71cm W.

BLINK OWL APRON

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Standard Apron $32.45


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BLINK OWL

ART DESIGNED BY LIZ LOZ Native Americans associated the meaning of owl with wisdom, foresight, and keeper of sacred knowledge. This may largely be due to the fact that the owl is a great fore teller of weather conditions. Also its ability to see at night is legend among the Native Americans, and this attribute would be invoked during ceremonies when an oracle of secret knowledge was required. Similarly, West African and Aboriginal Australian cultures viewed the owl as a messenger of secrets, kin to sorcerers, as well as companions to seers, mystics and medicine people.

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