A harp is one of the oldest instruments originally made of a bow and with old drawings suggesting at least 15 thousand years of history. The harp's music is enchanting and emotional. In fact, old harpists were expected to master transferring three emotions...
Frog is a popular symbol in virtually all cultures of the world, yet its symbolism is not always the same. Most Asian and Latin American countries, for instance, see frogs as bearers of good luck while the Western world sees them as the second of Biblical...
What Does an Egg Symbolize? Eggs have had strong symbolic power all over the world since the beginning of history. Practically all Pagan cultures saw eggs as the symbol of hope and new life. Many believed that eggs represented the magical potential of...
Number three doesn't play an important role just in fairy tales but in literature in general. It's also highly important in other arts, religion, sports, ... In short - number three is important for several reasons. After all, it's a divine number according...
Spindles and spinning wheels possess great symbolic power and are frequently used in myths, stories, and fairy tales. They are often part of our dreams and they can represent many different things depending on cultural, historical, and personal context....
Cornucopia - The Symbol of Abundance Cornucopia is Latin for Horn of Plenty. Today, we are familiar with horn-shaped wicker baskets used for Thanksgiving as a symbol of abundance. For many centuries, cornucopia was a real horn. Sometimes, it was used...
The symbolism of the raven is pretty complex. In general, the raven acts as a messenger and it almost always brings bad news. There are many reasons for that. But considering the fact that so many different cultures noticed this magnificent blackbird...
