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Sophia is the Greek word for wisdom. In Greek mythology the goddess Athena, the goddess of wisdom, was impressed by the owl’s big eyes and her appearance. Since then it is the emblem of the goddess and accompanies her in many sculptures creating the eternal link between the mighty bird and wisdom.
The Sophia Gift Box contains:
✻Marble Bookend with Owl of Wisdom
✻2 Sets of Playing Cards with Owls
✻Alabaster Mini Owl Sculpture
✻Owl of Wisdom Keyring
✻Card Postal with Owl
✻Greek Lucky Eye Bracelet
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Sophia Gift Box:
✻Owl Miniature Statue
In Greek mythology, a little owl (Athene noctua) traditionally represents Athena, the virgin goddess of wisdom. The owl has been used as a symbol of knowledge, wisdom, perspicacity and erudition throughout the Western world. The 19th-century idealist philosopher Hegel famously noted that "the owl of Minerva (Athena) spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk"—meaning that philosophy comes to understand a historical condition just as it passes away. Made from alabaster the owl in this gift box will be there to inspire you while you study and decorate your shelf with Greek aesthetics.
✻Marble Bookend with Owl of Wisdom
Marble and the owl of wisdom, two concepts taken from ancient Greece are combined here to create a unique bookend for your library. Add it to your shelf or simply decorate your office with it for some “sophia” vibes when you need them! Dimensions: 3.15" (L) x 1.57" (W) x 4.33"(H) in. [8 (L) x 4(W) X 11 (H) cm]
✻2 Sets of Playing Cards with Owls
A sweet approach to the typical playing cards these sets contain 52 cards each with different owl drawings on them for endless game time!
✻Owl of Wisdom Keyring
A keyring with the bird of wisdom to bring a piece of wisdom to you every day! The owl is the same drawing with the one on the bookend and the one on the card postal.
✻ Card Postal with Owl
Need to help someone find their inner wisdom? Write your inspiring words in the owl card postal and let it fly to your loved ones!
✻Greek Lucky Eye Bracelet
In Greece there is a belief that Matiasma will cause misfortune or injury. Matiasma means “evil eye” in Greek, and is often shortened to mati which means “eye”. The classic Greek “lucky eye” symbol charm aims to ward off the effects of the Matiasma. Blue charms shaped like eyes worn on a necklace or a bracelet “reflect” the evil. The lucky eye is the most commonly talked about ancient tradition in the Greek Isles. Celebrate Greek culture with a Greek lucky eye bracelet in the blue and white colours of the Greek flag.
The Sophia Gift Box arrives in our keepsake Chic Greek Gifts blue box, ready to gift right out of the mail!
A handwritten gift message card is available too. Please add a note during your checkout with the message for your gift card.