Train jute cushion cover 45cm

Trains are the black phantoms of the sky, always occupying first place in many European cultures. The Vikings associate him with Odin. The old Norse name for the train is “hrafn”. The Celts also have trains in a leading position. They are associated with the goddesses Badbi and Morrigan. Meaning intelligence and wisdom. It is also a symbol of the creator. The Hindus consider him to be the commander of death. Trains are wise and inquisitive, and wise birds. Thanks to these qualities, they are able to resolve any situation. An encounter with any bird is not accidental. They are associated with the world of spells, memory, magical power and the otherworld. They are also associated with symbols of darkness, death and war. They are seen as harbingers of trouble. They have the ability to bring magical healing energy into people’s lives. As bearers of the element of air, they embody intelligence. The Scandinavian god Odin’s companions are the two dragons Thought and Memory. They whispered important information in Odin’s ear. To the Indian tribes, the ronk is a cunning trickster as well as the creator of the earth. They believed that he created the sun, moon and stars in the sky to help people keep warm in winter and to prepare food. Ronkas have excellent memories, recognise people and other ronkas, invent tools and cooperate in the search for food.

Advantages of using jute bags over plastic:

• resilience
• very low CO2 footprint
• very small water and ecological footprint
• biodegradable and 100% compostable
• extremely strong
• recyclable and therefore environmentally friendly
• trendy and popular