concept   symbolism
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • Western countries (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • Europe (1) • Native American (1) • African cultures (1) • East Asia (1) • Ancient Egyptian culture (1) • China (1) • Christianity (1) • Germany (1) • Japan (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Celtic culture (1) • Chess-playing communities (1) • Eastern countries (1) • European medieval culture (1) • Hinduism (1) • Modern literature enthusiasts (1) • Traditional tattooing community in Pacific Islands (1)
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1 symbolism Western countries Symbols hold religious and personal meaning, influencing various aspects of art, literature, jewelry, and tattoos in Western culture. 13
2 symbolism Middle Eastern cultures Symbolism is a fundamental aspect of Middle Eastern cultures, associated with spirituality, religious significance, and superstitions. 6
3 symbolism Europe In European culture, symbols and gestures carry significant meanings and convey abstract concepts. 4
4 symbolism Native American The natural elements and animals hold spiritual significance and symbolize the connection to the land in Native American culture. 4
5 symbolism African cultures Symbols in African cultures represent ancestry, spirituality, and tribal identity through animals and traditional costumes. 3
6 symbolism East Asia East Asian symbolism represents honor, discipline, martial prowess, abundance, prosperity, and good luck. 3
7 symbolism Ancient Egyptian culture Ancient Egyptian symbols hold religious and mythological significance, representing concepts like rebirth and the cycle of life within their culture. 2
8 symbolism China Symbols in Chinese art and literature convey profound historical and cultural significance, reflecting tradition and values. 2
9 symbolism Christianity In Christianity, symbols like the cross and fish represent key aspects of faith and hold religious significance. 2
10 symbolism Germany Symbolism is significant in German culture, with lucky and patriotic symbols being important. 2
11 symbolism Japan Japanese culture incorporates meaningful symbols with spiritual and cultural significance. 2
12 symbolism Japanese culture Japanese culture uses symbols such as cherry blossoms to symbolize seasonal changes and traditional meanings. 2
13 symbolism Celtic culture Symbols like the triskelion, Celtic knot, and shamrock hold historical and cultural significance in Celtic art and folklore. 1
14 symbolism Chess-playing communities Chess pieces hold symbolic meaning and strategic importance within chess-playing communities. 1
15 symbolism Eastern countries Symbols in Eastern art and literature are entrenched in tradition and hold significant historical and cultural significance. 1
16 symbolism European medieval culture In European medieval culture, heraldic symbols and coats of arms were utilized to symbolize noble lineage and family heritage. 1
17 symbolism Hinduism Symbols like Om, the lotus flower, and the swastika hold sacred significance in Hinduism and are used in religious rituals and art. 1
18 symbolism Modern literature enthusiasts Symbolism is highly regarded by modern literature enthusiasts for its sophisticated and deeper meanings. 1
19 symbolism Traditional tattooing community in Pacific Islands Traditional Pacific Island tattoos hold deep cultural and spiritual significance. 1