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According to The Owl Pages (now that's a straight and to the point website name), owls were a symbol of wisdom and helpfulness in early Indian folklore. There are sooo many owl necklaces available on Etsy, you could get one for each of your oh-so-helpful bridesmaids and even one for your wise mother. :)
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Engagement Photos: A dog, A Fiance, and a really cute outfit.
Real Wedding: Amazing, blue and yellow craft happy wedding.
Giveaway: At Fine Little Day
Join: The Slow Food Movement
Shameless website mention: I've started my own Tumblr and uploaded some pics and video of my cutie pie baby, Sophia.
Photo: Vintage owl necklace from A Common Thread
2 comments:
Ahh, that owl necklace is simply adorable! However in some cultures, owls are believed to be a sign of bad luck. Seeing an owl roaming freely in an urban community is regarded by elders as an unusual phenomenon.
How interesting! I never knew that! Thanks for the info. :)
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