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A tree symbolizes strength, yes, but it also symbolizes life and mortality.

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What do the pictures of plants on the dime mean?

An oak tree branch and an olive tree branch.


What does the Ash tree mean?

The Ash tree symbolizes strength, protection, and connection to the natural world in various mythologies and cultures. It is often associated with healing and transformation due to its ability to grow rapidly after being cut down. In Celtic mythology, the Ash tree was considered sacred and believed to contain the spirit of the tree itself.


What is the theme for the fig tree and the olive tree?

In Aesop's fables the olive tree boasts that it keeps it's leave throughout the year while the fig tree becomes naked in the winter. The olive tree is hit by lightening and consumed. Moral: boasting can lead to unexpected disaster.


What is the significance of the Turkish tree in traditional folklore and cultural practices?

The Turkish tree holds significant importance in traditional folklore and cultural practices as it is believed to symbolize strength, resilience, and protection. In Turkish culture, the tree is often associated with myths and legends that highlight its connection to nature and its ability to provide shelter and sustenance. Additionally, the Turkish tree is seen as a symbol of unity and community, representing the interconnectedness of all living beings.


Why do people put bird ornaments on their Christmas tree as a tradition?

When the Christmas tree tradition came into being a few hundred years ago in the Alsace region, the decorations consisted of nuts, apples, cookies and wooden toys. No doubt, the first birds to decorate a tree were also wooden. I just can't imagine a Christmas tree without my grandmother's very fragile birds from the l900's. Besides, what's a tree without a bird in it?