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Struttin' his stuff!
The rooster isn't just another pretty beak... he actually holds a special place in the hearts of many in varying cultures. The Spanish, for example believe that a rooster crowing at sunset foretells bad weather and that you should never kill a white rooster as they bring good luck. They also believe that roosters are associated with the sun and protect humankind. The Japanese, on the other hand, believe that the rooster is a sacred animal. They're allowed to roam freely and enter Shinto Temples where it gives the morning call to the goddess Amaterasu. Also respected for its fighting ability, the rooster is revered as a symbol of courage. Here in the States, we have a more practical use for these showy creatures. In addition to his assistance in growing America's egg industry, it is also the rooster's instinct to protect its hens and other livestock from harmful predators. And then there's the fact that he's plain handsome!
Buffalo Trader Online offers several charming options for the rooster collector in your life and just in time for Mother's Day! To help welcome the sights of spring, Buffalo Trader Online'sGoofy Cowboy Rooster Birdhouse is particularly charming. Or consider the Antiqued Wrought Iron Metal Sculpted Rooster for the more artistic collector. Arte Italica's Fantasia Rooster Decanter adds whimsy to even the most formal of dining environments. Happy Spring, y'all... Cock-a-doodle-doo!
It's been documented that the use of lavender oil to treat conditions such as anxiety, stress, alopecia and insomnia is incredibly beneficial. Lavender is also being used in studies for its antibacterial and antiviral properties but is most commonly found being used in more homeopathic applications such as soaps and scented oils as research confirms its calming sedative effects when its scent is inhaled.
Kin to lavender is another herbal remedy... sandalwood. High in the chemical component, sesquiterpenes (easy for you to say), sandalwood stimulates the pineal gland located in the brain and is responsible for the release of melatonin into the blood stream. Melatonin is directly responsible for regulating the sleep cycle, is a powerful antioxidant and offers powerful benefits to the immune system.
There's a new oil in Buffalo Trader town. Proud - Jay Eagle is Artist, Denny Karchner's latest addition to the oil family. The subject, Jay Eagle is a winning Powwow dancer an example of which can be seen in this video:
Although styles vary between regions, the Powwow (Anglicized for the Algonquian term, pauau), can be traced back roughly 400 years to a Pawnee Religious ceremony practiced in the early 19th century and later adopted by the Omaha. The exact origination of the Powwow is vague as traditional Indian dance was deemed illegal by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in the 1890's. It is documented that tribal medicine men and spiritual leaders performed Powwow in religious ceremonies, as well as elite warrior societies known as Grass Dancers.
The original painting is currently available! Or varying sizes of this beautifully historic piece in print can be purchased exclusively at Buffalo Trader Online. Enjoy!
