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HERALDRY: PELICAN. The pelican in her piety feeding her young with blood plucked

HERALDRY: PELICAN. The pelican in her piety feeding her young with blood plucked


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HERALDRY: PELICAN. The pelican in her piety feeding her young with blood plucked

HERALDRY: PELICAN.
The pelican in her piety feeding her young with blood plucked from her breast

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This print from Granger Art on Demand showcases the powerful symbolism of heraldry through the depiction of a pelican in her piety. The image portrays a mother pelican diligently feeding her young with blood plucked from her own breast, symbolizing sacrifice and nurturing love. The scene is both tender and awe-inspiring as it captures the essence of maternal instinct and selflessness. The mother pelican's gentle demeanor radiates warmth and protection as she tends to her chicks nestled safely in their nest. Her vibrant plumage adds an element of regality to this enchanting display. In heraldry, the pelican has long been revered as a symbol of devotion, sacrifice, and charity. It represents a mother's unwavering dedication towards nourishing and protecting her offspring at any cost. This timeless motif reminds us of the boundless love that exists within families across generations. As we gaze upon this remarkable image, we are reminded of our own capacity for compassion and self-sacrifice. It serves as a poignant reminder that sometimes we must give ourselves entirely to those who depend on us most dearly. Whether displayed in homes or offices, this exquisite print offers not only aesthetic beauty but also serves as an emblematic reminder of the profound bond between parent and child.

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