And like all heirlooms, these pieces tell a story. Each tenet can be expressed via multiple symbols from our lexicon. Discover our latest tenet highlight.
This piece is derived from the Protection Tenet. Instead of being over-fearful of what diminishes us, become more interested in that which emboldens us: the thoughts, feelings, and work that safeguard us.
La Loba Claw
The "La Loba" Claw represents our untamed primal instincts. Fierce, loyal, defiant; intent on protecting our fundamental nature.
Horseshoe
Historically made of iron, a metal that withstands fire, the Horseshoe is a metaphor for standing against the fire of adversity and negativity. Also associated with prosperity and luck.
Fire Symbol
The divine triangle is associated with pyramids & sacred mountains; within the elements it is Fire, representing the journey of self discovery & transformation.
Inverted Triangle
The Inverted Triangle represents water. There are powerful links between water and healing, freedom, intuition, life, and spirituality. Water is a life-giving resource, essential. Water is the current carrying us when our bodies get too tired.
Scarab
An ancient Egyptian symbol of Khepera, the sun God, that creates life and is a powerful protector.
Double Triangle
Fire/water, male/female, transformation/regeneration: the Double Triangle is the ultimate power of Protection with each force combined.
Resilience.
Wild & Untamed, blossoms bloom in darkness.
Because it is worth pursuing a life filled with blossoms which continue to bloom, even in darkness, against adversity.
Blossoms
Wild, abundant, untamed, these flowers are fed with passion and continue to bloom even in adversity. Blossoms still bloom in darkness when tended.
Thorn
The thorn is a symbol of the risk we assume when we follow our hearts because you can't separate the blossom from its thorn. A juxtaposition of beginnings and endings, sorrow and joy; dark and light. Shown with a background of resilient dark blossoms.
Sparrow
We chose the Sparrow, to pictorially represent its homophone “Spero”, Latin for Hope. Choose to hold onto hope. Dum Spiro Spero: As long as I breathe, I hope.
Love is what makes our heart beat. Love gives life meaning and purpose. Love is defined by all 7 types of love.
Heart
The Heart is love, and we need to open ours to connect, Cor ad Cor, Heart to Heart. And then all will be right in the world.
True Love Knot
A True Lovers Knot, also known as Bowen’s Knot, is a Heraldic Knot representing the connectivity of true love. The four outer loops beseech support from the 4 corners of the world.
Star
The star represents energy & divine guidance.
Spark
It just takes a spark to initiate a life of love and light.
Number 7
Number 7 is an auspicious number across all cultures indicating completion and a tribute to the seven types of love.