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Charm - Octopus was very common among the ancient Slavs and has so far not exactly studied the mythical-symbolic meaning. It was believed that this animal of God created the solid earth from the abyss of the sea (and his eight hands were proof of that - eight among the Slavs - the number of God)
Staroslavian octopus (marine mollusk with eight tentacles), often depicted on gold plates depicted with twisted tentacles acquires symbolic connotations of a spiral, whirlpool, swastika, was a symbol of the rising (born) Sun from the sea abyss (non-existence), the origin of life / peace, a symbol of creation / creation, Solstice (circulation, interconnection and integrity). But the Celts and Scandinavians portrayed octopus tentacles straight.
Preserved the solar octopus, gives the owner the opportunity to "rise" from a difficult situation, a difficult situation, to be reborn / reborn (like the Phoenix bird), successfully resist the detractors, become the leader (because the octopus also corresponds to the center of origin) in the new cause, find harmony, embody A new idea (to realize a dream), to get replenishment and not only material, to cope with all the tasks (thanks to such a number of hands).
The sea animal octopus as a symbol is most prevalent in the Mediterranean countries, where it was widely used as a decorative motif in Minoan and Mycenaean art. The eight spiraling tentacles associate the octopus with the universe unwinding from the space center - a dynamic concept, also characteristic of the symbolism of the spiral, the dragon and the spider.
Octopus
As a water creature, the octopus is inherent in the symbolism of water and the moon, and, in addition, it can mean thunder and rain and is identified with the zodiac sign of Cancer and the summer solstice.
However, this positive association was sometimes contrasted with the conviction that the octopus personifies the spirit of the devil and hell, since it produces an ink stain - sepia (Greek sepia - cuttlefish). In the painting of sepia is called light brown paint from the ink bag of the cephalopod mollusk (octopus). Sepia was used by European artists from the mid-18th century when drawing with a pen and brush. In the 20th century, the paint from the bag of an octopus was replaced with artificial colors like watercolor.
In Japan, octopuses are treated carefully and reverently. First, the octopus has an original taste, and secondly, it is a symbol of love, a sign of life. The octopus is associated in Japanese with erotica and with the dark side of the human soul.
OCTOPUS - identified with the depths, including the depths of the subconscious. This is a bright symbol of transformation. In the art of ancient China, the octopus symbolizes the center of the universe and the beginning of creation.
~6.30" (16cm )
- height: ~ 13.78" (35cm)
- Composition width ~ 20.08" (51cm)
MATERIAL
base Wood,
synthetic cord,
satin ribbon,
the napkin is hand-crocheted from a cotton thread,
rhinestones plastic,
satin ribbon
shell
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