Teheuti
Rosanne said:
Rosanne, the bracelets on both hands are Victorian mourning bracelets - usually incorporating the hair of the deceased. It is part of what identifies her as a widow. However, I still like the idea of a cut rope or chain.
Mary
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Rosanne, the bracelets on both hands are Victorian mourning bracelets - usually incorporating the hair of the deceased. It is part of what identifies her as a widow. However, I still like the idea of a cut rope or chain.
Mary
Rosanne
Yay even better! Thanks Mary, they did look like charms to me, but clones have them as tassels.Teheuti said:
I found some information- Departed husband Left hand- children right hand. It is interesting that there appears to be two charms on the right wrist. I wonder did Queen Victoria grieve for Children- I know she mourned Albert~Rosanne
Teheuti
I always thought they were tassels. Interesting that the hands have different significances. Am not sure how many of her children died before she did.Rosanne said:
Mary
ArcanoMáximo
another question
why the horse of the 6 of Wands is the only one with no hair?
That was the usual when in a parade of victory?
hmmm...
why the horse of the 6 of Wands is the only one with no hair?
That was the usual when in a parade of victory?
hmmm...
Fulgour
ArcanoMáximo
hahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.....
you rock Fulgour!
At least it has good legs, a thing that i can't see at all in the 6!
Thanks by this special information!
LOL!
