2025 Year of the Snake Coupletts & Square Scrolls Set - Pack of 5

A constant presence in humanity's collective unconscious, the snake appears throughout various myths, embodying both good and evil, as well as transformation and rebirth. Let's explore the legendary tales of snakes we've gathered! "Snake Brings Good Fortune" - The Garden of Eden Choosing the fruit of knowledge represents free will, and leaving Eden signifies growth and understanding. The serpent offered a choice, and the decision to change, or not, was always in our hands! "Manifesting Great Fortune" - Quetzalcoatl The feathered serpent deity from Aztec civilization, Quetzalcoatl, presided over the stars, invented books and calendars, and brought corn and abundance. Why not make a wish to the stars governed by Quetzalcoatl? "May All Wishes Come True" - Hundred-Pacer Snake The hundred-pacer snake features in the myths of Taiwan's Paiwan, Rukai, and Bunun indigenous peoples. It is revered as an ancestor, a husband, and a avenger, serving as a guardian for us all. "Abundant Blessings" - Rainbow Serpent In Australian Aboriginal mythology, the Rainbow Serpent symbolizes natural law and cosmic order. It shaped the earth and watches over humanity. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54150773031_2dc6c9c529_b.jpg Product Information: A set of five, including two large scrolls and three different smaller couplets. All printed on thick cardstock, the smaller couplets can be used as postcards. Material: Snow Cardstock, Independent Plate Four-Color Printing, Hot Stamping Dimensions: 18 x 27 cm (large) / 12 x 12 cm (small) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54151065463_4e5bb0196a_b.jpg Please Note: 1. Computer screen colors are for reference only; actual colors may vary from the printed product. 2. International customers are welcome to order. We recommend contacting the designer first to confirm shipping arrangements before placing your order.