Fable Pillows

Description: Jean de La Fontaine: Laissez dire les sots; le savoir a son prix.

Description: The narwhal ia a dolphin / whale with a large tusk / tooth on its head. That’s probably why the Dutch call this fish a sea unicorn.

Description: This is my drawing of the tortoise and the hare. The hare ridicules the slow tortoise. Then the tortoise challenges the hare to a race. The hare off to a fast start stops to take a nap. When the hare wakes up, he finds the tortoise crossing the finish line first. The scene captures the essence of Aesop's fable, highlighting the contrast between speed and perseverance.

Description: The narwhal is a dolphin / whale with a large tusk / tooth on its head. That’s probably why the Dutch call this fish a sea - unicorn. It’s 50% mermaid and 50% unicorn

Description: Eggcuse Me?

Description: ying to my yang

Description: Pretty FLOWER POWER design by EDDA Froehlich / EDDArt | The UNICORN is a fable of horse or goat design with a straight horn on the forehead. It was known in the Middle Ages especially by the Physiologus, is considered the noblest of all fables and stands as a symbol for the good. In this multicolored design I have inserted many symbols that symbolize the good as well: rainbows, hearts, flowers, birds, suns, spirals, and the peace sign. HAVE FUN & BE HAPPY

Description: Frog and a Scorpion

Description: Pattern of the fabled tortoise and the hare in magical garden. This folkstory also takes inspiration from another fairy-tale from my childhood Alice in Wonderland. I have always loved that literary work.

Description: the girl and boy oof the love story