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The Tree of Life. As above, so below.

Tree of Life Mandala

tree and roots

This design is inspired by the traditional Mexican Tree of Life folk art sculptures. They traditionally depict scenes of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden with the serpent and apple, but modern versions feature all types of symbols. This Tree of Life features Mother Nature and nature’s children, animals and fruit symbolising life and abundance, serpents which are danger, and skeletons representing the death and the afterlife.

This t-shirt is the perfect gift a friend, mom, girlfriend, boyfriend, best friend who loves skull. Featuring a skull with flowers on Japanese style. This product is perfect to wear on Birthdays, Holidays, Parties, or just staying in with your cat or dog, who will loves your good taste.

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A Celtic Tree Of Life Design

Tree Of Life

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This primitive piece captures moments from the changing seasons as well as the circle of life in a simple but beautiful rough hewn folk style.

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A Celtic tree of life design

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"Raven Tree of Life" Done in Photoshop www.manfishinc.com

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Life Began in a Garden

Into the Wild

A drawing inspired in the art of Klimt.

Watercolor painting of a tree standing tall under the starry night skies. A great reminder to stay confident like the tree!

Abstract art

Laying in the flower field.

This unique yin yang by artist Jeff Bartels features a twisted tree growing from the center of the design. The intricate branches that extend into the top of the tear drop pattern are a mirror image of the roots that hang below. This stunning tree of life design is a beautiful representation of the balance of nature.

The continued existence of wildlife and their wilderness is important to the quality of life of humans.

Life is Better in the Mountains

I have rarely identified with and found comfort in the writings of a person in the way I do with the work of Mary Oliver. She reminds me not just to ground myself in my body, but also in the world. To look around and notice my environment and my relationship with the other creatures in that same environment. She connects me with a younger version of myself. The version who would wander through the woods, joyfully get lost, search out all the interesting and strange dried out plants each autumn with the hopes of making some kind of strange, sculptural masterpiece. The version who sat in a field, holding onto a notebook, trying to write down all the things she noticed around her. The small spider jumping in the grass. The birds swarming ...

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An illustration of a spunky racoon telling you what they think.

Negative space skull with astronaut and galaxy.

Nature Life summer

If you are lucky, you can find Blazing Fox Tree in the woods, but you need to unplug yourself from your digital devices and connect your body & soul with Nature.

The Celtic Tree of Life, (or 'Crann Bethadh,') has long been an Irish symbol of harmony and balance. Here, it's represented by a twisted old oak woven into some Celtic Knotwork. I think it looks best on the 'Forest Green."

It is the mother of all things.