During the 11th century in Japan, the dragonfly became a favorite symbol of strength, courage and success among Japanese warriors. Dragonflies, called tonbo, were often featured on armor, helmets, or the sheaths of swords. Eventually, this delicate insect with cellophane wings became a popular subject for poetry and depicted in art, porcelain and jewelry -- such as our dragonfly pin. 1.75" length x 2.0" width. Silver with Gold Plating. Made in the U.S. Usually leaves our warehouse in 1-2 business days. Click to See More Brooches |
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They may look fierce, but the mighty dragon is a mythical beast deeply rooted in the cultures of almost all Asian societies. A symbol of power, dignity and auspiciousness, they are highly revered. 2.00" length x 1.25" width. Silver with Gold Plating. |
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Many civilizations tell tales of a mythological 'fire bird' that burns itself in the flames - then is reborn from the ashes beginning a new cycle of time. The phoenix is made up of various elements, typifying the entire cosmos; it has the head of a rooster (the sun), the back of a swallow as the crescent moon, its wings are the wind, its tail represents trees and flowers, and its feet are the earth. Silver with Gold Plating. |
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