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In the shamanic tradition, the crow represents the one who uses magic. Often linked to witchcraft, it also symbolizes the mystery of life and creation.
The Trinity Church Kappl (pilgrimage church of the Holy Trinity) is one of the most peculiar church creations in Germany, It is located inbetween the Glasberg and the Dietzenberg in the Waldsassen district.
It was built between 1685 and 1689 according to plans by Georg Dientzenhofer. The central building represents the divine Trinity. The number three dominates in all building components. In the exterior, the idea of the Trinity is symbolized in the three towers and the three ridge turrets with onion domes.
In Chinese culture, the lotus symbolizes the heart and mind's ultimate purity because it rises untainted and beautiful from the mud. The lotus is of the utmost importance in Chinese culture for numerous reasons, including religious symbolism, marriage symbolism, and food usage.
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A casino in Brisbane. I'm not sure why it's lit in red. Maybe it's supposed to symbolize hell;)?
Queensland, Australia.
Mother Nature can be hard to explain, she is a figure who symbolizes our earth and the beauty of nature. Many see her as our supreme mother, who has created the wonders and gifts of nature that we are so lucky to live among.
"Mother Nature is always speaking. She speaks in a language understood within the peaceful mind of the sincere observer."
-Radhanath Swami.
The legend of the four stripes is the legend that explains the origin of the flag and the shield of Catalonia, first appeared in 1551 in the second part of the General Chronicle of Spain.
The story explains that the origins of the flag are in Guifré el Pilós, the last count of Barcelona appointed by the Frankish kings, and the first to give inherit their domains, initiating the Dynasty Counts of Barcelona.
Specifically, is told that the four stripes were created after a battle against the Normans, when the Frankish king dip his hand in a open wound of Guifré el Pilós, and then he passed all four fingers above the golden shield of the Count of Barcelona. With this act was created the shield of the House of Barcelona, symbol of the new sovereign conquered, and, over the years, this four red stripes become the Catalan flag.
Now, the Catalan flag is composed by 4 red vertical stripes, that are the blood of Guifré el Pilós, and between each red stripe, there is a yellow one, that symbolizes the shield of the Count.
Construcció
Les Quatre Columnes originals
Les columnes formaven part d'un projecte d'urbanització de la muntanya de Montjuïc que Puig i Cadafalch va presentar el 1915, amb l'objectiu de celebrar una exposició el 1917 centrada sobre el tema de l'electricitat i les indústries elèctriques. Volia presentar Barcelona al món com a capital del Mediterrani, i Catalunya com un país amb un govern modern, la Mancomunitat.[1] El projecte es va desestimar però Puig i Cadafalch el va tornar a presentar amb vistes a l'Exposició Universal de 1929. Es van construir el 1919 i van ser la primera construcció de tota la zona.
Les columnes, situades a la plaça de les Belles Arts,[2] havien de representar Catalunya: la columnata representaria l'herència grega i un edifici amb cúpula homenatjaria l'herència romana. El projecte global havia de tenir el seu moment àlgid com a eix central de la futura Exposició Universal de 1929.[3]
Les columnes van ser un dels primers elements a construir-se durant el procés d'urbanització de la muntanya. Es van construir amb maons arrebossats que imitaven la pedra i tenien 20 metres d'alçada i 2,5 metres de diàmetre. L'arquitecte tenia pensat coronar-les amb 4 figures representatives, quatre victòries alades, projecte que no es va arribar a realitzar.
Enderrocament
Enderrocament de la darrera columna.
La Font Màgica ocupa el lloc on inicialment es van construir les Quatre columnes
El pas del temps deixà obsolet l'objectiu de dedicar l'exposició exclusivament a les indústries elèctriques, i el 1925 es va decidir que es denominaria Exposició Internacional de Barcelona. El canvi d'objectiu feu que es reorganitzés l'exposició dedicant-la a tres vessants: la indústria, els esports i l'art. En aquest nou període Puig i Cadafalch va ser relegat per les seves idees catalanistes i la seva vinculació amb la Mancomunitat, i l'organització recaigué en mans del marquès de Foronda. Pere Domènech i Roura va ser nomenat director de les obres.[4]
Les columnes van ser enderrocades l'any 1928, poc abans d'una visita de Primo de Rivera a la ciutat. Durant la seva dictadura va ordenar eliminar sistemàticament tots els símbols públics de catalanisme, per tal que no tinguessin el ressò mediàtic que podia donar-los l'Exposició Universal de 1929, que havia de tenir lloc a Montjuïc.
La seva dictadura fou molt agressiva vers el catalanisme, i fins i tot va arribar a modificar els noms de molts pobles: els va castellanitzar i en va arrencar els cartells dels carrers escrits en català.[5] Pel mateix motiu la dictadura va anomenar finalment Poble Espanyol el complex que s'havia de dir Iberona, en homenatge als ibers, primers pobladors de les terres catalanes, i va donar el nom de plaça d'Espanya a la plaça des d'on accedia al recinte de l'exposició. També va fer col·locar dues torres venecianes a l'entrada.
Amb el temps, Franco fins i tot va arribar a inhabilitar Puig i Cadafalch com a arquitecte.[6]
Reconstrucció
Procés de reconstrucció de les 4 Columnes
Operaris finalitzant les obres de reconstrucció
Amb el restabliment de la democràcia van sorgir diverses veus que proposaven reconstruir les columnes, i fins i tot l'Ajuntament de Barcelona en va aprovar la restitució el 1994, però no es va arribar a un acord sobre la seva ubicació més adequada.
L'any 2001, l'arquitecte Joaquim Espanyol va presentar un projecte de restitució de les 4 columnes, però el projecte fou desestimat per la classe política.
Un any després, el 2002, la Xarxa d'Entitats Cíviques i Culturals dels Països Catalans pels Drets i les Llibertats Nacionals, que representava més de 60 associacions, va començar a demanar adhesions, signatures i suport per a la seva reconstrucció.[7] Progressivament, diverses personalitats del món de la política i la cultura, com Jordi Pujol, Pasqual Maragall, Ernest Benach, Gabriel Ferraté, Vicent Partal, Antoni Tàpies, Isabel-Clara Simó i Josep Maria Ainaud de Lasarte, entre d'altres, van donar suport a la iniciativa.
Entre 2005 i 2007 es van produir diverses pronunciacions de diferents estaments públics: el 9 de novembre de 2005 el Parlament de Catalunya va aprovar una resolució sobre la possible recuperació del monument, i un any després l'Ajuntament va assegurar que el 2007, 50è aniversari de la mort de Puig i Cadafalch, seria un bon any per reconstruir les columnes. Es van iniciar llavors converses entre Ferran Mascarell, llavors regidor de Cultura de l'ajuntament, i els responsables de la xarxa cívica.
Durant el 2007 l'Institut d'Estudis Catalans va organitzar l'exposició itinerant “Puig i Cadafalch arquitecte i polític i el monument de les quatre columnes de Montjuïc”, que es va poder veure, entre altres llocs, a l'Ateneu Barcelonès, a Mataró, Girona, la Bisbal d'Empordà i Les Borges Blanques.
El ple del 27 de juny de 2008 al Parlament de Catalunya va aprovar una proposició no de llei,[8] amb el suport de tots els partits polítics i presentada per ERC, per promoure la restitució de les Quatre Columnes, en homenatge als patriotes catalans. El 2009 es va presentar un projecte de construcció, ideat per l'equip d'arquitectes Rosselló-Sangenís, seguint el projecte original de construcció de Puig i Cadafalch i alguns manuals de construcció clàssica.[9] Sapic va ser l'empresa encarregada de l'execució del projecte.[10]
L'Ajuntament de Barcelona va presentar el projecte als mitjans de comunicació el 10 de novembre de 2009.
Les obres de reconstrucció van començar durant el primer trimestre de 2010. Inicialment es va preveure inaugurar el monument per la diada de l'Onze de Setembre o per les festes de la Mercè, però les obres es van allargar.[11] Es va informar llavors que cada columna tindria una alçada de 18,7 metres.[12] El dia 4 de novembre de 2010 es va enterrar una urna commemorativa a la base de les columnes, amb la documentació generada per diverses entitats cíviques durant el procés de reclamació de la reconstrucció de les columnes. El dia 7 de desembre es va retirar la bastida que s'havia instal·lat per construir-les.
La reconstrucció, amb un pressupost de 2,5 milions d'euros, s'ha realitzat amb anells de pedra artificial -una barreja de ciment, granit i marbre blanc- col·locats a pes amb una grua i entrellaçats mitjançant peces metàl·liques.[13] Tot i això, la seva construcció s'ha realitzat a la plaça del Marquès de Foronda, entre la Font Màgica i el Palau Nacional de Montjuïc, una mica més amunt del seu emplaçament original.[14] L'alçada definitiva de les columnes, incloent-hi el pedestal, és de 20 metres.
La inauguració oficial es va realitzar el diumenge 27 de febrer de 2011, amb la presència d'Artur Mas, president de la Generalitat, Núria de Gispert, presidenta del Parlament de Catalunya, i Jordi Hereu, alcalde de Barcelona.[15]
A la base d'una de les columnes hi figura la inscripció:
«Restitució, com a acte de justícia històrica, de les quatre columnes enderrocades per la dictadura l'any 1928 pel seu caràcter de símbol de Catalunya wikipedia dixit
In Greek mythology, the lily flower symbolized the goddess Hera and represented purity and innocence. This association is probably one of the reasons why lilies are regarded as one of the most beautiful flowers in the world. The most popular hybrids are Asiatic, Aurelian and Oriental lilies. There are about 90 species in the genus Ilium.
Taken at Humber Arboretum [Etobicoke, Ontario]
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Oleander flowers can also symbolize destiny and understanding. It can show that you are sensitive to how other people feel and that you want to make peace in difficult situations.
The oleander flower is found in all colors, including yellow, peach, red, burgundy, white, and pink. The meaning of the flower doesn’t change much depending on its color.
Taken at Centennial Park Botanical Garden
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Orange symbolizes energy, vitality, cheer, excitement, adventure, warmth, and good health.........Hans as you recuperate, I wish to you All the Fullness that this colour symbolizes
Delphiniums symbolize cheerfulness and goodwill, as well as a protective plant. Delphiniums are used to communicate encouragement and joy, as well as remembering loved ones who have passed.
Taken at Allan Gardens Conservatory
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Auspicious Symbols in Buddhism (A Bug Comes insight) - Taken on my deck
Tibetan Buddhists make use of a particular set of EIGHT auspicious symbols, ashtamangala, in household and public art. Some common interpretations are given along with each symbol although different teachers may give different interpretations:
佛門八寶，又稱八吉祥，藏語稱「扎西達傑」( 藏文：བཀྲ་ཤིས་རྟགས་བརྒྱད，威利：bkra shis rtags brgyad，THL：Zhaxi Dag'gyä，是佛教中象徵吉祥的、圓滿、幸福八件法物
From left to right: 3 of 8 shown here (3個8吉祥符號顯示在這裡，從左到右)
*Dhvaja (寶傘，華蓋) - The symbol represents the Buddha's victory over the four māras, or hindrances in the path of enlightenment.
*Endless Knot (盤長，也叫吉祥結) - a symbol of the ultimate unity of everything.
*Treasure Vase (寶瓶) - symbolizes the Buddha's infinite quality of teaching the dharma: no matter how many teachings he shared, the treasure never lessened.
I got a chance to purchase this piece made of jade & sterling silver recently..~~這碗是由玉和純銀制作, 來自西藏
Merlion unites the mermaid and the lion and is the symbol of Singapore.
The mermaid symbolizes the connection with the sea, the lion's head stands for strength and fearlessness.
One of the beautiful botanical scenes in Spokane's Manito Park.
"The Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden was completed in 1974 and symbolizes the friendship of Spokane and its sister city, Nishinomiya, Japan. The well-known Japanese landscape architect, Nagao Sakurai, who at one time was in charge of the Imperial Palace grounds, was enlisted to design the garden."
Wikipedia
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Der Torre de Belém im Stadtteil Belém an der Tejomündung ist eines der bekanntesten Wahrzeichen Lissabons. Neben dem nahegelegenen Mosteiro dos Jerónimos gehört der Turm zu den wenigen herausragenden Bauwerken des manuelinischen Stils, die das Erdbeben von Lissabon im Jahr 1755 überstanden haben. Die oberste, 35 Meter hohe, freiliegende Etage des Turms ist heute eine Aussichtsplattform.
Im Jahre 1515 wurde der Turm vom portugiesischen König Manuel I. in Auftrag gegeben. Sechs Jahre später, im Todesjahr Manuels (1521), wurde er fertiggestellt. Er versinnbildlicht seitdem die Glanzzeit des portugiesischen See- und Handelsimperiums. Als Leuchtturm auf einem Felsen im Mündungstrichter des Tejo gelegen, begrüßte er die ankommenden Entdecker und Handelsschiffe. Ursprünglich gab es auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite noch einen zweiten Turm. Feindliche Schiffe konnten so ins Kreuzfeuer genommen werden. Dieser Zwillingsturm wurde jedoch durch das große Erdbeben von 1755 zerstört.
(Quelle: Wikipedia)
The Torre de Belém in the Belém district at the mouth of the Tejo is one of the most famous landmarks in Lisbon. Along with the nearby Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, the tower is one of the few outstanding structures of the Manueline style that survived the Lisbon earthquake in 1755. The top, 35 meter high, exposed floor of the tower is now a viewing platform.
In 1515 the tower was commissioned by the Portuguese King Manuel I. Six years later, in the year Manuel died (1521), it was completed. Since then it has symbolized the heyday of the Portuguese sea and trading empire. Located as a lighthouse on a rock in the mouth of the Tejo, it welcomed the arriving explorers and merchant ships. Originally there was a second tower on the opposite side. Enemy ships could thus be caught in the crossfire. However, this twin tower was destroyed by the great earthquake of 1755.
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The Pont Alexandre III was built for the 1900 World Exhibition and was dedicated to the Tsar Alexander III. It is classified as a French Historical Monument.
Because of its architecture and its geographical location, this bridge is one of the most emblematic of the capital.
Each of its ends is decorated with one monumental pylon of 17 meters of height, adorned with one winged horse of golden bronze that symbolize the success of the arts, the sciences, commerce and the industry, respectively.
The bridge Alexander III joins the Invalides, on one side of the Seine, with the Grand and the Petit Palais on the other one.
Day and night, the panoramic view is magnificent.
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Fast facts about Pansies:
* They are edible
* They symbolize Love
* They are February birth flower
*Three color patterns exist
* Some do not have smell
The koru (Māori for "loop") is a spiral shape based on the shape of a new unfurling fern frond and symbolizing new life, growth, strength and peace.
Artist Daniel Anderson created the XO WORLD Project to promote equality, unity, peace, and love.
The two monumental sculptures – ‘XO World’ and ‘XO Play’ – were unveiled on World Peace Day, September 21, 2021, at the World Trade Center campus in New York City. The ‘XO World’ and ‘XO Play’ sculptures, symbolize a message of inclusiveness, hope, and positivity among people.
You know, at the time I'm ready to click on such, the woman happens to sit down for her picture taken. :-))
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A log cabin symbolized the embrace between civilization and nature, humans literally wrapping the trees around them as they might draw on a coat and hat.
-- Gene Logsdon
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They are wild, beautiful, adorable AND......they symbolize true love and remembrance. I just loved it how they were sticking out of the green !!
“Our passion is our strength.” ~ Billie Joe Armstrong
🏡 From our garden
Though calla lilies are most commonly white, they actually grow in a variety of colors including pink, purple, yellow, and even black. Calla lily’s symbolism varies by flower color.
White calla lilies symbolize purity and innocence.
Pink calla lilies symbolize appreciation and admiration.
Purple calla lilies symbolize charm and passion.
Yellow calla lilies symbolize gratitude.
Thank you to Cris Buscaglia Lenz for the texture
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I can't help but the colors of this leaf makes me think of Jamaica. Probably because in Germany there are three political parties being symbolized by each of these colors, and a potential alliance between them is refered to as "Jamaica coalition" in the media 😊
The black-eyed Susan which also traditionally symbolizes “Justice” makes a very nice cut-flower with a vase life up to 10 days.
There is a great variety of the species. All of them are native to North America and many are grown in gardens for their colorful golden colors.
St Mark is symbolized by a winged lion. Duomo of Orvieto, Italy
St Marc, à ne pas confondre avec un nettoyant antibactérien! ;-))
A little longing memory to the just gone summer. Poppies symbolize the lightness for me and are my embodiment of the word summer. It seemed to be a nice idea to upload this beautiful imperfect blossom in the middle of November to give these times a little bit of light and easiness...
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The yellow color awakens, brings lightness, relaxation, optimism.
It symbolizes creativity and joy just as you are. Happy birthday Joyce
Welcome December!
The narcissus is the December birth flower and symbolizes good wishes, faithfulness and respect.
Taken at Allan Gardens Conservatory
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We know rainbows for their renowned beauty and for the fact that they form when the sun hits water particles in the sky at 22 degrees usually in mid morning or late afternoon. But, there is a whole lot more to a rainbow than what many may know. It is a symbol to remind the world that God would never flood the whole earth ever again. We know the science behind a rainbow and many other natural wonders that leave us breathless. What we don't realize is that creation responds to its Creator. Rainbows form across the sky as a reminder and a promise. Winds come to a calm by a word from the mouth of Jesus. The whole Earth and everything it contains was formed by a word spoken from its Creator, the LORD of all of heaven and earth. What is so special to me about rainbows is that they truly have symbolized promises made to us and answered prayers from God. I asked for a rainbow on my engagement day and there was a rainbow, I asked for a rainbow over a lake on the day of our wedding shower and there was a rainbow over a lake on our wedding shower as a promised reminder of the covenant to come.
For more than a century, beginning in 1855, the North Point Lighthouse stood tall, overlooking the water and beaming out its light to protect and guide ships and watercraft. Keepers and their families lived and worked at the North Point Light Station, ensuring that the bright light was broadcast through fair weather and foul. It symbolizes a time in our history when waterways were the highways between cities. Lighthouses facilitated water travel and commerce on Lake Michigan, throughout the Great Lakes and beyond.
It has recently been restored to its early 20th century charm through the determined efforts of a group of committed volunteers.
NRHP ~ Keepers Quarters and Lighthouse ~1984
This lovely church symbolizes the tenacity of the pioneers in the Village of Manatee. Construction began in 1887 but halted when a yellow fever epidemic claimed the lives of the pastor and many in the congregation. But the community persevered. Two years later, the church opened to house the first Christian congregation south of Tampa on the Florida mainland.
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la Casa de Ceremonias o patio de los sabios (Đại Bái Đường) y el Thượng Điện, donde Confucio y sus cuatro discípulos más cercanos son adorados, donde se pueden encontrar dos grullas posadas sobre dos tortugas, que simbolizan la suerte y la longevidad y que segun la tradicion si se tocaban se aumentaban los años de vida y la sabiduría. Junto a la Casa de Ceremonias se encuentra el pequeño Santuario Thi Thah que albergar un figura de Confucio y Chu Van An, uno de los maestros mas famosos que enseño en la escuela.
the House of Ceremonies or courtyard of the sages (Đại Bái Đường) and the Thượng Điện, where Confucius and his four closest disciples are worshipped, where you can find two cranes perched on two tortoises, symbolizing luck and longevity and which According to tradition, if they were touched, the years of life and wisdom increased. Next to the House of Ceremonies is the small Thi Thah Shrine that houses a figure of Confucius and Chu Van An, one of the most famous masters who taught at the school.
la Casa de Cerimònies o pati dels savis (Đại Bái Đường) i el Thượng Điện, on Confuci i els seus quatre deixebles més propers són adorats, on es poden trobar dues grues posades sobre dues tortugues, que simbolitzen la sort i la long segons la tradició si es tocaven s'augmentaven els anys de vida i la saviesa. Al costat de la Casa de Cerimònies es troba el petit Santuari Thi Thah que acull una figura de Confuci i Chu Van An, un dels mestres més famosos que ensenyo a l'escola.
"Trillium flowers can have many meanings. Usually, this flower symbolizes spiritual embodiment and with a sense of conscientiousness. It can also showcase precision, elegance, and grace.". : florgeous.com/trillium-flower-meaning/
Province of Ontario's floral emblem:
Tradescantia virginiana, the Virginia spiderwort (Commelinaceae family), the type species of Tradescantia native to the eastern United States.
Commonly grown in many gardens and also found growing wild along roadsides and railway lines
Tradescantia virginiana is a herbaceous plant with alternate, simple leaves, on tubular stems. The flowers are blue, purple, magenta, or white, borne in summer.
💙The name for the genus honors John Tradescant (1608-1662), a royal gardener to King Charles I of England.
The common name “Spiderwort” comes from its sap, which forms threads like a spider’s web when stems are cut.
Have a great day and weekend, stay Happy you wonderful folks out there. HSoS (Felicia symbolizes Happiness, Purity and Innocence)
The day lily, in the flower world, symbolizes forgetfulness, but the good kind.....forgetfulness of worries.
Tho I'm pretty sure that if I had only one day to live, I would spend most of it worrying.....
The CLEMATIS flowers symbolize the beauty of INGENUITY or the trait of artifice. Many experts have suggested that this is most likely related to its wonderful and clever ability to climb around places such as walls as well as trellises. In terms of symbolic representation, it again represents the beauty of mental strength.
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This Lily finally bloomed in our backyard. The Casa Blanca Oriental Lily is a favorite among gardeners and florists. In the garden its dazzling, fragrant 10" blooms are eye-catching and they attract butterflies. Delicate and fragrant, Oriental lilies are some of the most beautiful lilies to plant in the garden. Their fragrance permeates the summer breeze. Lilies symbolize devotion and humility and the White Lily, purity and innocence.
While this probably isn't the actual species associated with the true Easter Lily (Lilium longiflorum) this is what I have in my archives so I'll use it for today's Holy Saturday.
Some interesting facts on the flower, from the University of Arizona, Reno:
Originating in Ryukyu Island in Japan, the plants were brought to England in 1818 and to America in 1880. The Easter lily has traditional and spiritual meaning. Mentioned many times in the Bible, the white lily symbolizes purity, rebirth, new beginnings and hope and is most often associated with the resurrection of Jesus Christ as observed on Easter.
extension.unr.edu/publication.aspx?PubID=2140
Happy Easter to everyone... Christ is RISEN!
For more than a century, beginning in 1855, the North Point Lighthouse stood tall, overlooking the water and beaming out its light to protect and guide ships and watercraft. Keepers and their families lived and worked at the North Point Light Station, ensuring that the bright light was broadcast through fair weather and foul. It symbolizes a time in our history when waterways were the highways between cities. Lighthouses facilitated water travel and commerce on Lake Michigan, throughout the Great Lakes and beyond.
It has recently been restored to its early 20th century charm through the determined efforts of a group of committed volunteers.
NRHP ~ Keepers Quarters and Lighthouse 1984 Historic.
Le perce-neige, par sa floraison hivernale, symbolise l’arrivée du printemps et de l’espoir.
The snowdrop, with its winter bloom, symbolizes the arrival of spring and hope.
La campanilla de invierno, con su flor de invierno, simboliza la llegada de la primavera y la esperanza.
What do the leaves symbolize?
One leaf is for FAITH... The second for HOPE...
The third for LOVE... And the fourth for LUCK!
History of the four leaf clover:
The four leaf clover is a universally accepted symbol of good luck with its origin ages old.
According to legend, Eve carried a four leaf clover from the Garden of Eden.
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This art installation, also known as “Les oiseaux de Mr. Maeterlinck”, is inspired by the famous fairy tale “L’Oiseau Bleu” of the Ghent Nobel Prize winner Maurice Maeterlinck and is about the quest for happiness symbolized by a blue bird.
My Korner #333 - Smell The Rose!
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Roses are my favorite flower. Pink roses symbolize gratitude, grace, and joy. Overall, pink roses suggest a gentleness compared to the typical bright red rose. They are seen as a token of admiration when given to someone.
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TOP/SKIRT: HautePinay [GYPSY SOUL 1] Pulled Up Tank Top/Bohemian Skirt
SHOES: FashionNatic - Allegra Mules
HAIR: [monso] Lalisa Hair @Kustom9
BRACELET: L&B Swear Boho Bangles
NAILS: Avada~ Stiletto Nails - Isuara
POSE: ACT5-563-Female Holding Flower Pose
Gypsy Soul top and skirt are rigged for Freya, Hourglass & Maitreya. Comes in 2 colors. Gypsy Soul l and Gypsy Soul ll.
Allegra mules come with fatpack HUD with colors to match all your outfits.
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Boho bangles are rigged for Freya, Isis, Hourglass, Maitreya and non-rigged. Love these bangles
Isuara nails are rigged for Belleza, Legacy, Slink & Maitreya. Includes applier HUD with 34 colors.
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FashionNatic Mainstore
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Fashion%20Boulevard%20II/6...
Kustom9
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/kustom9/127/75/24
Monso Mainstore
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sweet%20Isle/196/108/23
Monso Marketplace
marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/105079
L&B Swear Mainstore
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Evocative/127/149/31
L&B Swear Marketplace
marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/6435
Avada Mainstore
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Elmira/136/134/27
Avada Marketplace
marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/147505
ACT5 Marketplace
marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/215194
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