Pull À Capuche Ferns - spiralling magic

J'ai la loved the colour green for as long as I can remember. C'est-à-dire qu'il s'agit d'attuned to details and small things, ferns and mosses always spoke in a faclar way. "Osmélian" is actually a reflection of this. This very name is based on the old French term "osmonde" for fern and the name of that enchanted forest in Brittany, "Brocéliande", all wrapt into a male form as Osmélian. Donc, but ferns have a number of cultural meanings, which I have found myself drawn to. Dans la Nouvelle-Zélande, for example, there has been a long tradition of carving "koru" from jade. These jewellery items resemble the spiralling sprout of ferns, and, by analogy, the force of Life or Nature. Je have been a fan of spirals for a long time. As symbols, I think, they are the épitome of symbos, the triskel of neolithic times in Europe as well as the double-helixes of cell architecture in modern times . Ferns have been described as "witches herbs", thus alluding to their somewhat mysterious and unobtrusive nature growing as undergrowth in the nebulous and remote realms of forests. This design tries to captation des déchets fragiles et mystery, as well as the spiralling life-force embodied. Please remember that, at Zazzle, you can place the designs on other products as well; this means that product atses is just in example of how this design could be displayed.