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Leather Binders
3 Ring Binder without
Pockets
9.5" x 12" - 3/4"
rings Treat yourself, or
someone you love, to one of the most unique, quality leather binders
offered anywhere. This binder contains .75 inch rings and is
perfect for wine lists, menus, proposal presentations or even a
place to keep digital photos printed on 8.5 x 11 paper.
It is designed for use with 8.5" x 11" pages only. Page
protectors and tabbed
dividers are too large for use and may show outside the cover.
All Binders feature a
black leather back and
spine.
As Leather Binders are
custom-made-to-order, please
allow approximately 7 to 10 days for delivery.
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Grandmother Oak
Rooted
deep in the valley floor, roots drinking
clean
river water, a solitary oak endures for
400 years.
Generations of birds, small creatures
and insects
have occupied and nested within it,
safe haven for
deer and fox. Tribes, villages and
towns have
orbited its sphere through the changing
seasons. Children's hands at play,
gatherers and
cultivators, harsh and
fair weather, starry nights,
the near
miss of the axe and saw and the
searing
cry of the hawk, making
up the history of its days.
Saddle
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World Tree
Tree
of Life dwelling in both worlds with your
branches in Heaven and your roots in the Earth.
You are the symbol of The Great Turning and
cycles of darkness and light, leafless in winter
and reborn in spring, your branches full of singing
birds. Tree of Knowledge, World Tree on whose
leaves the name of every person is written. Cosmic
Tree that unites the three worlds of air, earth and
water, Tree of Sweet Dew, Tree Of The Solar Eagle,
all traditions honor you.
Green
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Fleur de Lis
The
Fleur de Lis symbol, of which there are many
variations, this one from Owen Jones Grammar of
Ornament, originates in the court of Louis the VII,
1147 A.D. He chose the Iris flower as his emblem
during the Crusades, representing faith, wisdom
and valor. It evolved as a stylized symbol from
fleur de Louis or flower of Louis, to fleur de luce
meaning flower of light. It is now more commonly
known fleur de lis meaning flower of the lily, a
Christian reference to the holy trinity or three petals
of the Iris and special emblem of the Virgin Mary.
Red
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Celtic Hounds
The universal meaning attached to the
spiritual knot work art of the Celtic culture is the symbol of the
endless wheel, unending line or regeneration and the inter-connectedness
of life. No recorded history attaches specific meanings to different
knot work styles, however it is generally agreed that spirals honor the
Goddess and reflect themes of consciousness and balance, interlacing
knots the unending cycle of life and death, and key or maze patterns the
twists and turns of life's journey. Animal or bird images symbols, known
as zoomorphic knots are more straightforward. Hounds or dogs represent
loyalty; dragons symbolize rebirth and birds purity or nobility. The
boar represents ferocity or strength. Our best advise when choosing
Celtic imagery is to use your intuition. Whichever knot you like
best is the one for you!
Wine
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Round Knot
The universal meaning
attached to the spiritual knot work art of the Celtic culture is the
symbol of the endless wheel, unending line or regeneration and the
inter-connectedness of life. No recorded history attaches specific
meanings to different knot work styles, however it is generally agreed
that spirals honor the Goddess and reflect themes of consciousness and
balance, interlacing knots the unending cycle of life and death, and key
or maze patterns the twists and turns of life's journey. Animal or bird
images symbols, known as zoomorphic knots are more straightforward.
Hounds or dogs represent loyalty; dragons symbolize rebirth and birds
purity or nobility. The boar represents ferocity or strength. Our best
advise when choosing
Celtic imagery is to use your intuition. Whichever knot you like
best is the one for you!
Black
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Triskellion
Knot
The universal meaning
attached to the spiritual knot work art of the Celtic culture is the
symbol of the endless wheel, unending line or regeneration and the
inter-connectedness of life. No recorded history attaches specific
meanings to different knot work styles, however it is generally agreed
that spirals honor the Goddess and reflect themes of consciousness and
balance, interlacing knots the unending cycle of life and death, and key
or maze patterns the twists and turns of life's journey. Animal or bird
images symbols, known as zoomorphic knots are more straightforward.
Hounds or dogs represent loyalty; dragons symbolize rebirth and birds
purity or nobility. The boar represents ferocity or strength. Our best
advise when choosing
Celtic imagery is to use your intuition. Whichever knot you like
best is the one for you!
Saddle
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Hokusai Wave
Our
image is taken from the The Great Wave,
a Japanese wood block print by Hokusai (1760-
1849) from a series of work entitled, Thirty-six
views of Mount Fuji. Hokusai Katsushika was a
prolific artist and sensational character influenced
by Dutch and French pastoral landscape painters.
Hokusai discovered copies of European etchings
on wrapping papers used to smuggle goods into
Japan during the Shogun period, a time when
western cultural influences were forbidden. A
man of incredible energy, he produced over 30,000
works of art, the most accomplished series in his
seventies and eighties, moved 93 times in his life
and changed his artistic name more than 30 times.
He is best known for being the first to bring the
human story into Japanese art.
Navy
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Sky Dragon
Coiled
amongst the clouds, the Dragon is
revered as a spirit of "The Way" bringing
eternal change as it guards the "Flaming
Pearl" of spiritual perfection.
Red
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Forest
The
forest is a refuge. In this realm of green
half light one cannot define distance, only the
mystery of the moment, the discovery of what
is near but hidden. In human history the forest
has always represented the psyche, a place of
unknown dangers or initiations. It is a safe and
beautiful place for those at ease with solitude
and quiet, the hermit or forest dwellers, friends
of creatures great and small.
Fern
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Waterfall
What describes a
waterfall However grand or well
concealed The sound of water and thrill of bird call
Reflect the heart's desire, revealed.
Fern
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Raven
Corvus Corax or
Ravens, occupy a unique place
in the human psyche as a totemic
and paradoxical
figure. Assigned numerous roles and powerful
positions
of status as varied as: deity, creator, shape-shifter,
trickster, messenger, prophet, battlefield companion
of Celtic
goddesses & Valkyrie, the raven is seen
as both good and evil
doer in human form.
Navy
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Ginkgo
Ginkgo trees are considered to be living
fossils that were
once found growing worldwide. Fossil remains date back
270 million years. Humans have benefited from their profound medicinal
qualities for centuries and designers and artists
have utilized their
beautiful form from B.C. to the present time.
“It (Ginkgo) appeals to
the historic soul: we see it as an
emblem of changelessness, a heritage
from worlds too
remote for our human intelligence to grasp, a tree which
has in its keeping the secrets of the immeasurable past.”
~Sir Albert
Seward
Fern
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