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...In mythopoetic traditions, the image of a fox acts as a common zoomorphic classifier. The symbolic meanings associated with the fox in different traditions form a single and very stable complex of only partly mythologized meanings (cunning, dexterity, sneakiness, quick wit, flattery, thieving, deceit, hypocrisy, caution, patience, selfishness, greed, voluptuousness, maliciousness, revenge, loneliness). The image of a fox is usually associated with the idea of ​​something dubious, or false.

Slavs respected the fox for his intelligence and boundless curiosity in mastering the new and unknown. It has a developed will, fearlessness, accuracy, visual acuity, and the ability to acquire everything necessary for life. The bright color of the fox means passion, the ability to express yourself, and tension.

The fox as a totem animal was revered by almost all peoples around the globe. It can transfer her skill to anyone connected to its energy. Magic and cunning have been associated with the fox since ancient times.

The Celts believed that the fox had unique wisdom, as it was well-oriented in the forests, so they entrusted it with the leadership of the spiritual world. Full of cunning, cheerfulness, and intelligence, the fox has unbridled power. It loves adventure. For the Celts, the fox represented energy and expression.

In Japan, the fox is one of the patrons of the spirits of rain and the messenger of the god of rice - Inari. The fox also symbolizes the fight against evil and longevity. In Japanese culture, the White Fox has long become a symbol of wealth and prosperity, its clay figurines were sculpted and placed at the entrance to houses and temples.

The fox as a totem animal was revered by almost all peoples around the globe. It can transfer her skill to anyone connected to its energy. Magic and cunning have been associated with the fox since ancient times.

The Celts believed that the fox had unique wisdom, as it was well-oriented in the forests, so they entrusted it with the leadership of the spiritual world. Full of cunning, cheerfulness, and intelligence, the fox has unbridled power. It loves adventure. For the Celts, the fox represented energy and expression.

In Japan, the fox is one of the patrons of the spirits of rain and the messenger of the god of rice - Inari. The fox also symbolizes the fight against evil and longevity. In Japanese culture, the White Fox has long become a symbol of wealth and prosperity, its clay figurines were sculpted and placed at the entrance to houses and temples.

In Indian mythology, the fox was considered a noble and wise messenger and meant a good omen.

In Greece, the fox is one of the hypostases of Dionysus. In Japanese mythology, a fox with magical charms and the ability to incarnate into a person is the messenger of the goddess of harvest and rice, Inari.

Among the Germans, the fox was a symbolic animal of the god Loki, rich in inventions. In ancient Rome, because of its color, the fox was considered a fiery demon. And the Chinese, nimble in fantasy, composed that supposedly it is worth a fox hitting the ground with its tail, a fire immediately breaks out. In the East, the fox acted in the form of the Spirit - the keeper of knowledge, and then it accompanied scientists and sages and was a talisman of libraries and book depositories. Fox spirits at this level did not rely on their cunning, but had the function of searching and storing information.

The fox is also a symbol of longevity. After 1000 years of life, the laws of Heaven are revealed to the fox and it becomes the Celestial Fox - three stars in the constellation Scorpio.

Foxes trust their own senses and intuition, listen and hear their inner voice. They have incredible energy that helps them not only survive but also nourish the creative process.

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The statues are very easy to clean. Wipe clean with a dry towel or tissue.

We tried to do it for you with great pleasure and put effort into this wooden red fox from the ash tree for your complete delight.

The design of our wooden red fox is a one-of-a-kind artwork created by my team and me.