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Dragons are said to be evil and diabolical creatures. In Christian symbology, a dragon is seen defeated by the archangel Michael, whereas in myths and fairy tales dragons are killed and slain by the hero of the story. In China however, this mythological symbol dates back to 3000 BC and stands for happiness, immortality, procreation, fertility and activity.
Dragons were believed to ward off evil spirits. Take a look at a Chinese city and you’ll see dragons decorating ancient monuments and buildings, sometimes playing with a pearl or thunder-ball.From the Han dynasty and on (206 BC – 220 AD) dragons took a symbolic meaning based on their colours. Chinese dragons were often red or gold, turquoise or white. The turquoise dragon was the symbol of the Emperor, the East, the rising sun, the rain as well as the fifth element of the Chinese zodiac. The white dragon on the other hand stood for the West and death.
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grungy New Mexico town, and told them the situation they only took his blood, told him they would get back to him and released him shortly after arriving because he doesn't have insurance. The following day he was to never wake and we are told by preliminary results that dehydration from the metal poisoning was the proximal cause of his passing. For those of you who didn't know Daniel personally he was one of the most gentle, genuine, compassionate, caring, enthusiastic, ambitious, all around talented, fun, energetic, artistic, friendly, imaginative, positive, shirt off his back well-rounded kind of guy. He will always be my best friend and I will forever dedicate my glass work in his memory. I have spent more time working and talking glass with Daniel Trilli than anyone else and I will try my hardest to use and share the knowledge, this great glassblower shared with me, to the world. Daniel really respected all of you who post and all you do to push glass into the future. I will never remove this page from my gallery and will relay all messages to his family and friends. Daniel Trilli we will never forget you and we will always cherish your contribution to the glass world. -Love Always Anton
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