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The motif shows a scene during the day and at night: a deer is drinking peacefully in the forest out of a lake, directly behind him is a huge sun and on the top left is a forest elf over the picture. His reflection in the water shows the scene in a much more demonic way: the deer is just a skeleton and the elf is depicted as a grim reaper. High above, the crescent moon is above the scene. The strong demarcation of the two parts of the picture is also visible in the symbolic meaning. The stag and the sun have always stood for masculinity in the ancient mystical belief. Because of its power, wisdom, strength and invincibility, the sun is a symbol of the masculine in many cultures.
The stag exudes similar values: it is strong, but also one Keeper and signpost of the forest, In addition, the deer often symbolically represents the connection of the spirit and human world. He is often characterized as a forest spirit who watches over this. On the contrary, the river and the moon symbolize femininity. Water has always been seen as a symbol of fertility, life and purity, creating the connection to the female. Since this is a standing body of water, the strong distinction between the conscious and the subconscious, the reality and the invisible in the water arises. The moon is often called in connection with waters, because he can move and change them by his power. He is subject to a cycle and thus stands for the recurring change. This is one of the reasons why he is accorded femininity.
So meet here Masculinity and femininity on top of each other - in the picture of a deer drinking from the lake. Both are connected by the deep forest in which the scene takes place. This has always had a very mystical and animalistic, but also fascinating meaning. There is an interplay of darkness and life in the forest. Many mythical creatures and spirits are attributed to the forest, so it is not surprising that the picture takes place exactly there. Outside the action in the two corners there are other symbolic characters: a wood elf (or fairy), who stands for magic, fate and good, protects the scenery, while the grim reaper, personification of death, threatening and death in the lower corner watching over the picture. The demonic appearance The image and its meaning - the mystical union of man and woman in such a dark but fascinating place, overseen by life and death - make this pressure something very special.
| Weight | 0,25 kg |
|---|---|
| Design | T-Shirt (classic), T-Shirt (stretch) (male), Longsleeve (male), V-Neck (Male), Mens Vest, Girlie Shirt (Open Neck), Sleeve Stretch (female), Racerback (female) |
| Size | XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL |
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