●Product content: walnut carved owl, wire (random color), safety pin, teaching barcode (at the bottom left corner of the package)
●About allusions:
In Taiwan, the owl is the child-giving bird of the Bunun tribe of aboriginal people and is also the "guardian deity of babies." The Amis believes that owls are the "guardian deity of the forest." They convey the good news of women's pregnancy at night and judge the baby's gender by the sound of their calls; The Puyuma people believe that the singing of owls brings good news; the Thao people believe that owls are spirit birds and a symbol of good luck.
https://youtu.be/o5M9CL9eNJM
Thank you Wulai Atayal Teacher Weaver Lulu for her wonderful voice
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- Machine-made
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- Taiwan
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- No.5,118 - DIY Materials | No.1,435 - Knitting, Embroidery, Felted Wool & Sewing
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- Owls represent different cultural meanings and allusions to some indigenous groups. Let's put on colorful clothes for it by weaving hands!
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