i'm so glad that you recognized it and that you like it!!! it's embroidered on wood so i was afraid to lose detail and that it would become unrecognizable.
at this point in the story, one of the men trades his soul with the devil in exchange for golden shoes so that he may win the prettiest girl's heart (you know women and shoes ...!). so i wanted to represent the soul and i immediately thought of the egyptian symbol for the soul ...
you, the egyptologist, may be the only one who gets it but that's ok. it makes for one of the more poetic and indirect interpretations of the story. xo
lol! THe best one yet -- i love the ba bird!! :-) - Kasia
RépondreEffaceri'm so glad that you recognized it and that you like it!!! it's embroidered on wood so i was afraid to lose detail and that it would become unrecognizable.
RépondreEffacerat this point in the story, one of the men trades his soul with the devil in exchange for golden shoes so that he may win the prettiest girl's heart (you know women and shoes ...!). so i wanted to represent the soul and i immediately thought of the egyptian symbol for the soul ...
you, the egyptologist, may be the only one who gets it but that's ok. it makes for one of the more poetic and indirect interpretations of the story. xo