Heart Shaped Collection (page 7)

Heart-shaped nutshell. Halved nutshell showing the popular shape of a heart

Crystal healing. Conceptual image showing healing light coming from a heart-shaped crystal. Crystal therapists believe that crystals, including precious and semi-precious stones

Organic potato (Solanum tuberosum Anya )
Holding an organic heart shaped potato (Solanum tuberosum Anya ) in the hand

Buttering toast, thermogram
Buttering toast. Thermogram of butter being spread on a slice of toast. The colour-coding shows variations in temperature

Heart-shaped biscuits in a pile

Chocolate cake on a saucer

Mistletoe decoration hanging on a door

Heart-shaped cloud formation. Conceptual image showing a gap in cumulus cloud in the shape of a heart

Heart-shape drawn in sand on a beach

Malachite. Cut and polished samples of the secondary copper mineral malachite

Smiley heart face symbol, computer artwork

Indian bean tree (Catalpa bigonoides)
Indian bean tree (Catalpa bignoniodes) leaves

Amicia (Amicia zygomeris)
Amicia foliage (Amicia zygomeris)

Bleeding heart flowers (Dicentra formosa). This plant is widely grown in gardens

Heart-shaped ivy vine (Hedera sp.) against the side of a rural cottage

Cercis canadensis Forest Pansy AGM

Heart, Paris, France, Europe

Christian love, Paris, France, Europe

Aerial image of heart shape orchard, near Huish Hill earthwork, Oare, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Aerial image of heart shape orchard, near Huish Hill earthwork, Oare, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Fumariaceae
ROG-12373 Bleeding-heart (Dicentra formosa); from North America widely grown in gardens. After rain. UK Dicentra formosa Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

A couple in a giant love heart lock, Zhangjiajie Forest Park, Wulingyuan Scenic Area, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hunan Province, China, Asia

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"Heart Shaped: Exploring Love and Symbolism Across the Globe" From the Heart of Midlothian in Edinburgh's Old Town to the heart-shaped island of Tavarua in Fiji, love takes various forms around the world. In Scotland's capital city, nestled along the Royal Mile, lies a mosaic of paving stones known as the Heart of Midlothian. This historic landmark holds tales of passion and resilience within its intricate design. Traveling back in time to 1531, Oronce Fines' world map reveals a fascinating discovery - a heart-shaped symbol representing unity and affection. It reminds us that love knows no boundaries or borders; it transcends continents and cultures. In Costa Rica's lush rainforests, leaf cutter ants work tirelessly together, carrying plant matter with determination reminiscent of devotion. Their collective efforts mirror our own capacity for compassion and collaboration. Venturing further south to Haiti, we encounter the Voodoo pearl flag fluttering proudly in Port-au-Prince. Its heart-shaped emblem represents protection against evil spirits while serving as a beacon of hope for those seeking solace amidst adversity. Nature itself showcases love through enchanting displays like Japan's Japanese crane gracefully displaying its wings in a heart shape during February—a mesmerizing sight that evokes feelings of tenderness and romance. Even clouds take on symbolic meaning when they form into an ethereal heart shape above us—an ephemeral reminder that love can be found even in fleeting moments if we open our hearts to see it. Across Europe, Germany celebrates love through gingerbread hearts at Oktoberfest stalls—a sweet tradition that brings joy to both young and old alike. These edible tokens serve as delightful reminders that expressions of affection come in all shapes and sizes. Finally, soaring high above Fiji's turquoise waters unveils an aerial view showcasing Tavarua Island—nature's masterpiece sculpted into a perfect heart shape.