Ethereal Abstract Owls Wallart Tapestry
Lately, owls have been showing up everywhere.
I don’t mean in actual physical form but I am seeing owls on clothing, artwork, and statues in local stores. Animals come to us with messages so I knew they were tuning in for a reason. I wanted to know the cosmic meaning of owls and their spiritual dynamics. The search took me to the glory days of the ancients, their infinite knowledge and wisdom. I discovered early Egyptians believed owls were protectors of souls when they passed from this earthly realm to the afterlife. In Celtic myth, the owl was a guardian of the underworld and night. Their union with the dark shrouded them in mystique and is therefore often feared. The Romans believed an owl’s eerie hoot was a precursor of death, illness, and unsettling weather. It was said the Emperor, Julius Caesar died not long after hearing an owl hoot. Athena, the Greek Goddess of war and wisdom, presented our elusive owl positively, taking a small owl as her favorite. This inspiring bond gave the owl a new image with abundant knowledge, awareness, and insight.
‘The Owl and the Goddess’
Owls gained favor in Greece and if one flew over an army before battle, it was considered a good omen for victory. Another uplifting owl tale comes to us from Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of riches and beauty. This powerful, Indian goddess is also a key figure in Buddhism and depicted in art with an owl, riding an elephant as her deity mount (vahana). Legend has it Lillith was the original wife of Adam before Eve and a divine feminine who argued with her husband and was subsequently cast out of the Garden of Eden. Perhaps out of vengeance she teamed up with a fallen angel named Lucifer and gave birth to demons There was even talk Lillith could be the mother of Vampires. Her evil tag was rebuked when Neo-Pagans honored her as an owl goddess and not a witch by religion. Ragana, a Baltic owl goddess was also labelled a witch. She governed aspects of women, childbirth, and fertility and possessed powers of clairvoyance. That was until the church denounced her as a source of evil.
‘Owl Totem Animal’
Throughout time the owl has aligned with the feminine as a companion and spirit animal. In India, the owl is a mixed bag of healing, bad, and good luck depending on how many hoots are heard. In China, you must never touch or hurt an owl as the spiritual consequences could be dire. Owls in China are associated with thunder, lightning, and the potential to steal souls. In Feng Shui, our owl fares a little better, as a monarch of knowledge and wisdom. The owl also brings the yang,(masculine) energy into your space as a protector of evil spirits. If the placement is right your owl decor can bring good luck with finances. Native Americans have differing views and for some tribes, the owl symbolizes death when elders talk of ghost owls and their spiritual connection to ancestors. In other tribes, the owl is a clan animal with specific dances dedicated to this bird. Japan has a kinder view of the owl as a good luck charm and a symbol of wisdom and education.
Owl Wallart
‘Owls and witches’
The owl fell out of favor when they teamed up with witches and sorcerers. Being stealth creatures with sharp vision in the dark, saw occult and persons of dark magic, glorify the owl in witchcraft symbolism. This was magnified in the Middle Ages when religion demonized the owl as a witch familiar. The same fate befell the black cat as fear incited hysteria. If we were to examine the owl’s death theme with the meaning of the “Tarot, death card.” We can assume the owl is a bringer of change. This could be a relationship ending, a work situation, or a house shift. It can also mean a new job, partner, or revamp of your life. The owl works with us in dreams to help us transition the change. The ancients told us owls are attuned to the spirit world, so they can show us what lies beyond. They are also master-class hunters who teach us intuition and when to make a move. If you are seeing owls they could be your spirit animal or here to give you direction. And if the owl is a spiritual friend, an eye-catching tapestry can remind you they are never far away.
‘Meet your owl spirit animal’
If the owl is your spirit animal you are blessed with a guide of wisdom and esoteric knowledge. If you are wondering which animal is your spirit mentor a leopard, elephant, horse, or owl may come to you in dreams or make themselves known in other ways. Angels work with triple numbers (111) or connect through songs, billboards, and people. Your spirit animal will similarly make contact. Meditation can bring them through as does thinking about what animal you feel or see in books, even on a film or TV. This sacred animal may mirror your strengths, and qualities while offering support, during your time on earth. If the owl is a spirit friend they are likely to herald in change. It could be an issue from the past that needs to heal or like the owl has sharp instincts, you may be seeing people that no longer serve your best interests. The owl arrives to cushion the path of transition. They also have a view of the outer realms and appear to encourage your spiritual growth. Owls see all in the dark and help you uncover any psychic talents you think you might have. This barnyard bird inspires us to be wise in our actions and look behind the veil. An owl tapestry will be a visual helper for meditation and calling your spirit animal in a time of need.
‘Owl Animal Totem’
In the Native American Zodiac, the owl aligns with the Western astrology signs of Gemini and Sagittarius. Under the guise of this sacred totem, the owl encourages our hopes and dreams. They also show us how to see beyond the norm. People with an owl totem require a partner with a fearless soul who is not afraid to seek new adventures and horizons. The ancients believed the owl was transitional and a mediator for change so when the owl knocks on your door it may be time to realign your life. Are there areas that need evaluation? The owl will guide the way. The owl is a visionary with eyes that see through the realms. If you are seeing this ancient icon, it’s time to honor their call. For fans of owls and their symbolic meaning, tapestries are a clever way to bring the mystique of the owl into your living room or bedroom. They can be colorful, and abstract offering a modern take on this ancient bird of the wild. This powerful work of art measures 80″ x 60″ and is made of polyester. You can machine wash this tapestry on a gentle cycle or dry clean. His tapestry is the ideal imagery if the owl is your spirit animal and guide.
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