COW CREATURES
Cow Portrait in sepia or Black and white . Available in stretched canvas or pigment print on cotton rag paper in multiple sizes .
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
Cow Portrait in Sepia or Black and white . Available in stretched canvas or pigment print on cotton rag paper in multiple sizes , framed or unframed .
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
The buffalo is a large animal and can weigh up to one and a half tons. It has a massive head, humped shoulders, and an almost exaggerated appearance because of it’s shaggy fur. Humps are often symbolic of stored forces, reservoirs that can be tapped. In the case of the buffalo, it reflects the abundance that is available if we know how to tap it.
The massive head also implies the need to combine our efforts with the Divine. The head is the upper region. It is the symbol of the heavens and the divine and higher faculties. In the case of the buffalo we are informed that both mundane and the spiritual are necessary for manifesting what we are seeking.
White Buffalo Calf Portrait in Sepia or Black and white . Available in stretched canvas or pigment print on cotton rag paper in multiple sizes , framed or unframed .
The buffalo is a large animal and can weigh up to one and a half tons. It has a massive head, humped shoulders, and an almost exaggerated appearance because of it’s shaggy fur. Humps are often symbolic of stored forces, reservoirs that can be tapped. In the case of the buffalo, it reflects the abundance that is available if we know how to tap it.
The massive head also implies the need to combine our efforts with the Divine. The head is the upper region. It is the symbol of the heavens and the divine and higher faculties. In the case of the buffalo we are informed that both mundane and the spiritual are necessary for manifesting what we are seeking.
White Buffalo Calf Portrait in Sepia or Black and white . Available in stretched canvas or pigment print on cotton rag paper in multiple sizes , framed or unframed .
To Native Americans , a White Buffalo Calf is the most sacred living thing on earth. The calf is a sign to begin life's sacred loop. Some American Indians say the birth of a white calf is an omen because the birth takes place in the most unexpected places and often happens among the poorest of people. The birth is sacred within the American Indian communities, because it brings a sense of hope and is a sign that good times are about to happen.
The story of the birth of the white buffalo calf goes as follows: Long ago, there was a great famine and the Lakota chief sent out two scouts to hunt for food. While they were searching, they saw a figure in the distance. As they approached, the figure appeared to be a beautiful woman. One of the two scouts was filled with sexual desire, but despite the warnings from the second scout that the woman appeared to be sacred, the man approached the woman. Soon a cloud enclosed the pair, and the man turned into a pile of bones. The second man approached the woman, and although frightened, the woman explained that she was wakan, or holy. She instructed the scout to go back to his People and tell them of her arrival. When the White Buffalo Calf Woman arrived, she brought the White Buffalo Calf chanupa (pipe) — the most sacred object a person can possess — and taught them seven sacred ways to pray. Before she left, she told the people that she would return again to restore harmony and spirituality to a troubled world. She then rolled upon the earth four times, changing color each time and turned into a white buffalo calf before she disappeared. As she left, great herds of buffalo surrounded the camps. When a white buffalo calf is born, it is a sign that their prayers are being heard and that the promises of the prophecy are being fulfilled.
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.
Baby Highlander Portrait in Sepia or Black and white . Available in stretched canvas or pigment print on cotton rag paper in multiple sizes , framed or unframed .
The Cow is associated with motherhood and nurturing.
The Cow is very alert and intelligent. Lead cows have led herds from pasture to pasture to avoid droughts and danger. Cows work with a sixth sense about danger and opportunity. Those with Cows as guides will be strongly perceptive, and the Cow will appear to tell you to pay attention.
Cows have large eyes that see all. The stare may be hypnotic and will tear down one’s walls to find the soul. The cow is a powerful totem and shows us how to nurture ourselves and honor others.