Legend Of The Blue Sea Mugs

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If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

If you want to change any design contact me at [email protected] and you can also message me on my Instagram @sha.taz

Fan art of the animated movie “Song of the Sea”

Legends of the Hidden Temple

The mask of the mysterious Blue Spirit - splattered with paint.

Fan art of the animated movie “Song of the Sea”

The design is dedicates one of the famous novel. If you haven't read it yet. You should definitely read it.

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for all people that love Human heart and big wave, blue color,lover of the waves and the sea, the sea in my heart, watercolor

longtime exposure, landscape photography

Legend of the sea is a beautiful design for the sea lover, This design refers to Octopus

There is strange Qabbalistic legend concerning Hiram, that he was the Spirit of Fire. , and that among his ancestors was the immortal Tubalcain, who invented the forge and first tempered metals. According to this legend, the masterpiece of Hiram’s handiwork was to be the Molten Sea. But three disgruntled craftsmen secretly poured water into the mold. When the taps of the furnace were opened and the flaming metal ran into the mold, a great explosion took place. Hiram thereupon plunged through the Molten Sea into the center of the earth where dwelt his fiery ancestor, the first worker in metals. In addition to the base metals of the planets, Hiram cast into the Molten Sea the golden crown of Melchizedek, and the silver sickle of Queen Sheba.

These women are powerful figures with the ability to bridge the gap between the spiritual and earthly realms. Their knowledge of the universe and their connection to the natural world gives them a deep understanding of the universe and how it works. They can be considered healers who use their knowledge of herbs and magic to heal the sick and injured.

A school of yellow fish swimming in the blue sea at the beach

This nautical pattern was inspired by traditional Japanese wave motif (seigaiha). From as early as the sixteenth century magnificent depictions of waves crashing on rocky shores were painted on folding screens known as "rough seas screens". Historically, the constant cycle of waves has signified serenity as well as powerful ferocity and resilience. The endless ebb and flow of water along the shore is a permanent reminder of both the passing of time as well as the hazardous power of the ocean. As main background color the shimmering, pearly shade of blue was used to complement delicate white waves.

Koi Fish Of The Blue Sea

The Legend of The Blue Sea is a South Korean drama. People who love Korean drama will love this drama stuff and stationaries. If you need any changes feel free to dm me before ordering. For any custom orders email [email protected] or dm on Instagram @ta_z_in

The Woman in the Water An illustration based on the legend of the Lady of the Lake for the Encounters with the Imaginary Book 3. This main illustration was also accompanied by a short story. Excerpt: In the middle of her lake, the Lady urges those with dark hearts and cruel desires to gaze into the water. It is not always a sword they see beneath their searching reflection. Some see kingdoms beneath their thumb. Others see a power granted to them without limit. None see the pale swans effortlessly gliding across the surface of the water. The Lady lures the false kings to her breathless depths. The boats return empty. The lady continues to wait.

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In our captivating illustration "Every Second Breath Comes from the Ocean," you'll discover a magical underwater world. A mermaid, seated on a rock in the ocean, gazes toward the horizon, her long mane flowing with the marine currents. Around her, colorful fishes, corals, and seaweeds dance in harmony, creating a dreamlike ambiance. The image, in shades of white against a deep blue background, captures the essence of marine life with a sense of peace and serenity. The text, "Every second breath comes from the ocean," written in a circle around the mermaid, reminds us of the profound connection we share with the sea, the source of all life on Earth.

The Story of the Sea,tropical fish, coral reefs, seaweed

The Woman and the Swans An illustration based on the legend of the Lady of the Lake for the Encounters with the Imaginary Book 3. This secondary illustration was also accompanied by a short story. Excerpt: And when they fall, as many do in war, she gathers their spirits close and gives them life in the form of the silent swans that drift upon her lake. Together, the Lady and her swans greet the false kings, welcoming them to the icy nothingness of what lies beneath.

From my Fantasia of the Sea Series based upon photographs taken at the Oceanogràfic València, the largest aquarium in Europe. in this series with touches of fancy and Art Nouveau, you will find decorative fish, starfish, anemones, corals and a myriad of imaginative worlds under the sea. ©2023 Mary Machare

This nautical pattern was inspired by traditional Japanese wave motif (seigaiha). From as early as the sixteenth century magnificent depictions of waves crashing on rocky shores were painted on folding screens known as "rough seas screens". Historically, the constant cycle of waves has signified serenity as well as powerful ferocity and resilience. The endless ebb and flow of water along the shore is a permanent reminder of both the passing of time as well as the hazardous power of the ocean. As main background color the calming, slate blue shade was used to complement delicate white waves.

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From my Fantasia of the Sea Series based upon photographs taken at the Oceanogràfic València, the largest aquarium in Europe. in this series with touches of fancy and Art Nouveau, you will find decorative fish, starfish, anemones, corals and a myriad of imaginative worlds under the sea. ©2023 Mary Machare

From my Fantasia of the Sea Series based upon photographs taken at the Oceanogràfic València, the largest aquarium in Europe. in this series with touches of fancy and Art Nouveau, you will find decorative fish, starfish, anemones, corals and a myriad of imaginative worlds under the sea. ©2023 Mary Machare