Wind Blown Tree & Moon, Wood Carved Tree of Life T-Shirt

This digital design is created from a photo of a wood carving by Signs of Spirit of our Tree and Moon wood carving. Pictures are taken of the carving and manipulated in Photoshop. While this particular carving is in its forever home, we are always producing more if you are interested in an original wood carving. Meaning of the Symbol: Intricate carving of a wind blown Tree of Life with a Crescent Moon tangled within the branches. The Tree of Life: The upper branches flowing down to entwine in a Celtic Eternity Braid with the upward reaching roots of the tree show the meaning of Interconnectedness of All Things. Without either the sun and air of the Heavens, or the stability and nourishment of the Earth the Tree can not exist. The Wind: Unseen but felt, dynamic movement dissipates stagnation.The movement of the wind reminds us we must bend and give, as well as reach deep into our centre for stability. There are multiple meanings for The Moon: Romance! Moon and Moonlight are celebrated in songs and poetry for love and romance. Imagine…A breezy, moonlit stroll hand-in-hand, laughter and giggles, leaning against the trunk, arms encircling one another, warmth where the bodies touch, watching the moon…. Reflection: The gentle light of the moon is reflected sunlight but it can be a reflection of ourselves. Sometimes weak and wan, sometimes strong and full of light. Sometimes dark and mysterious. Every day it’s a different version of itself, always changing. The moon understands what it means to be human. Uncertain. Alone. Cratered by imperfections. Moon Goddess: Within the Wiccan, Pagan, etc. paths that follow the Triple Moon Goddess, this carving can represent a single phase of a woman’s life and the corresponding Goddess energy of Maiden, Mother or Crone. To us, the Crescent Moon with tips pointing to the left is Maiden; Full Moon the Mother (I draw the curvy part of the trunk a bit wider to give to look like a pregnant belly) and Crescent Moon with tips pointing to the right is the Crone.