Owl

The owl has a wide range of symbolic meanings in different cultures. Here are some of the main symbols of the owl:

A symbol of wisdom and good fortune. In traditional Chinese culture, the owl is often seen as a symbol of wisdom, which is associated with its keen ability to catch prey in the dark, and also signifies good luck and good fortune.

In Western culture, owls also represent wisdom and insight, and are closely associated with the night, being seen as nocturnal creatures, which makes them a representation of gloom and darkness.

A symbol of death and rebirth. In Native American culture, the owl was seen as a hope for victory in war, symbolizing a foretaste of the future.

In Japanese culture, the owl is seen as a blessing of health and longevity, and its special energy and soul make it a symbol of longevity.