Friday, August 24, 2012

ThE VaGaBoNd & ThE LiTtLe PriNcE Of UnDeRwAtEr CuRrEnTs~*

I was always fascinated with SeAhOrSeS! Their unique appearance, interesting life style & peaceful nature inspire me :) Especially this tiny kind, so called -Dwarf Seahorse- ! <3 Just thinking of them & their bravery to live and love (!) in super huge, scary and mysterious depths of the Seas & Oceans, blows my mind away! :)))
 I preserved this little buddy in a miniature glass vial, surrounded with beautiful tiny dried flowers and real moss...so it's poetry can live on forever~*... More photos coming up soon...
OOAK miniature glass ViAL/ DwArF SeAhOrSe SpEciMeN necklace by WiLd PeArLy~*



Seahorse Positive Totem and Symbolism
SEAHORSE TOTEM
Perception. The eyesight of the seahorse is incredibly sharp, and each eye moves independently. Taken as a symbolic message of perception and awareness of those around us. When lost or confused, the seahorse suggests that we take a good look around to get a better perspective of the situations.

The male seahorse impregnated by the female and carries the offspring to term. This totem is sharing the load in the home, and gaining perspective of both genders.

The seahorse has a boney exoskeleton which is a totem of protection. Often when the seahorse comes to us it is a sign that we need protection.

A relatively calm, and mild-mannered creature, the seahorse is seemingly content to roam the seas. Their bodies are geared for ambling-type motion. They are symbolic of patience and contentment - they are happy with being where they are, and are in no hurry for advancement.
Further testimony to these attributes is the lack of evolution of the seahorse’s body style. They have remained with this body style without change since their inception. Content to be who they are, and not feeling the need to change.

The seahorse wraps its tail around the nearest object in order to anchor itself in turbulent waters. This is a lesson to be persistent in our goals.

DwArf SeAhOrSeS are adorable creatures<3 
The Ancient Greeks and Romans believed the seahorse was an attribute of the sea god Neptune/Poseidon and as such, the seahorse was considered a symbol of strength and power.
Chinese cultures believed that the seahorse was a type of sea dragon, and as such they were revered for their power and thought to be symbols of good luck. Sailors have long viewed the seahorse as a good luck charm too.
'ThE VaGaBoNd Of UnDeRwAtEr CuRrEnTs' by WiLd PeArLy~*(DwArf SeAhOrSe specimen, real moss & dried flowers miniature glass vial necklace/ NeW design! )
2 nd SeAhOrSe design  :)'ThE LiTtLe PriNcE Of UnDeRwAtEr CuRrEnTs' 3d glass Steampunk diorama necklace by WiLd PeArLy~*
(This super unique design features: an amazing DwArF SeAhOrSe ♥, tiny old watch gears & parts, dried flowers, preserved moss, colorful sea shells, pearl, handmade Victorian style frame accented with old-gold metal leaf & hand-painted as well; beautiful white FiRe OpAL, antiqued brass...mirror! :))))) W0_oW! :)))

SEAHORSE TOTEM ARTICLE SOURCE:

http://positivedailyaffirmations.blogspot.com/2009/05/seahorse-positive-totem-and-sybolism.htm

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