Symbolism §

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• Tapestry: The designs and motifs used in tapestries often carry symbolic meanings and represent various concepts or ideas.
• Figurative Language: Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities in figurative language.
• Alchemy: Alchemy is rich in symbolism, with various substances, processes, and objects representing spiritual or philosophical concepts.
• Art Therapy: Symbolism and metaphor are often explored in art therapy through artistic expression.
• Rainbow: Rainbows have been used as symbols in various contexts, representing concepts like hope, diversity, and spiritual connections.
• Mythology: Mythologies are rich in symbolism, with various objects, creatures, and events representing deeper meanings.
• Iris (Painting): The painting is often interpreted as having symbolic meaning, representing the cycle of life and death.
• Climax: A climax can be used symbolically to represent a broader theme or idea.
• Storytelling: Symbolism is used in storytelling to represent abstract ideas or concepts through tangible objects or actions.
• Analogy: Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities, which can be used in analogies.