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costume symbolism
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Western countries
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Costumes often symbolize characters or themes in theater and film productions.
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1
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2
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religious symbolism
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Western countries
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Religious symbols like crosses and rosaries are commonly worn and displayed as jewelry and accessories.
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1
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3
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religious symbolism
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Western cultures
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Insects are not typically associated with positive religious symbolism and are often seen as pests
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1
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4
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symbolism
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Western countries
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Tattoos often hold personal meaning and symbolism specific to the individual
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1
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5
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symbolism
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Western countries
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The use of symbols in art and literature is widely studied and appreciated.
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1
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6
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symbolism
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Western countries
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The use of symbols such as the cross, fish, and dove are important religious representations.
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1
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7
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symbolism
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Western cultures
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Pigeons and doves symbolize peace and love
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1
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8
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symbolism of animals
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Western culture
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Animals may have symbolic meaning in mythology or folklore, but not as part of a structured zodiac system
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1
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9
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symbolism of animals
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Western cultures
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Owls are often associated with wisdom and intelligence.
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1
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10
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symbolism of animals
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Western cultures
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Snakes are often seen as symbols of evil or temptation.
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1
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11
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symbolism of animals
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Western cultures
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Cats are often associated with luck and good fortune.
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1
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12
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symbolism of animals
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Western cultures
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Elephants symbolize strength, wisdom, and good luck.
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1
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13
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symbolism of animals
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Western cultures
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Swans are often seen as symbols of beauty, grace, and purity.
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1
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