Description: Sea shells are one of the ocean's treasures, washed up onto the shore, waiting to be discovered. According to various traditions, sea shells can represent love and fertility, the connection of a long-distance relationship, good luck during travels, and even a barrier of protection. This all-over assortment of shells is borrowed from the cover design of the sixth book in the Amaranthine Saga by FORTHRIGHT, Pimiko and the Uncharted Island.
Description: According to myth, the phoenix is immortal, for when its life ends, it rises from its own ashes, reborn. These fiery birds can represent life after death, resurrection, and perseverance. They can even symbolize a boundless passion for life. The all-over pattern of phoenix feathers is borrowed from the cover of the fifth book in the Amaranthine Saga by FORTHRIGHT, Fumiko and the Finicky Nestmate.
Description: In many cultures, feathers represent hope, freedom, and flight. They're a connection to spiritual realms and to the divine. Totes have an all-over pattern of feathers borrowed from the cover design of the third book in the Amaranthine Saga by FORTHRIGHT, Tamiko and the Two Janitors.
