GC&P Club April 2010 - Celtic Flower Geocoin
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Owner:
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fenrisTwolf
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Released:
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Saturday, September 4, 2010
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Origin:
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South East England, United Kingdom
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A flower for you, a flower for me, all the pretty flowers would love to be surrounding me when you take my picture. Thankyou.
From the Ancient celtic lands, the symbol of the flowerv consists of loops, intricate lines and spiral designs. The Celtics were a warrior race. Sometimes ferocious animals like lions and tigers are included in the Celtic flower designs. They very rarely have any flat blatant meaning. They are highly complex in nature and require a close scrutiny to understand their meaning. Most of the Celtic flower designs have a lot of spiral vines, stems, leaves or twines arranged in an intertwined fashion. These spiral loops symbolize unending life, death and the cycle of rebirth. The loops appear to have no beginning or ending, signifying that mankind can never get out of the cycle of life, death and rebirth. To have the perfect Celtic flower it is very important to have a highly skilled and talented artist who will be able to make neat intricate lines. Celtic flowers take a lot of time to make. Some of the common flowers used in Celtic flower are ivy vines, clementine and rose. The intertwined floral branches symbolize the continuous communion of love and faith. They stand for the blending of the spiritual and physical worlds. It is this complexity that is the reason behind the popularity of Celtic flower. It is mysterious and leaves people intrigued.
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