Swastika Dream Cycle

Dream Cycle by Amenti studios.
This piece is from 2008. It symbolizes the opening and closing of cycles in one's life. It stems from the belief that life is a dream that each one of us creates for ourselves. Within these dreams--our lives--that we create for ourselves, there are underlying patterns or cycles of thought or behavior and as we grow, these cycles open and close as we change and progress throughout life. It's kind of like saying that our lives are divided into chapters in a book. As we as the main characters of our life stories progress so to do chapters open and close.

Swastika Sweater

New posibilty to get your Swastika stuff, here yu see a sweater from Swastika Shop.

Swastika Raw Fruits

Raw fruit composition by Yury Podusov

Swastika Nepales Coin

Nepales Coin, thanks Charlie

Swastika Front

Tattoo by Thorsten, Vienna, Austria.
Beautifull Sayagata 3d

Swastika 1 Am We Are

Digital art by Iam, We are, NYC.

Swastika Manji Lanterns

These lanterns being just outside of Dotonbori in Osaka.
Photo: Denkigrvl

Swastika Spools

1824:
Ashaway Line & Twine Mfg. Co., was founded by Captain Lester Crandall who manufactured fishing line. He devised and perfected several line-making machines.
1939:
Ashaway produced the first commercial nylon product in the world - fishing line - when a then young company, DuPont, was looking for a use for its new filament

Swastika Post Office

A light inside of a post office, Catasaqua, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. - Brandon

Swastika Side Head

Tattoo by Ludamal, Buenos Aires , Argentina.

Swastika North London

Christopher: It's in North London. Used to live round the corner from this house, noticed it had been put up for sale and I'd always fancied having a peek inside.

Swastika Swci Delic

Welsh artist Swci Delic with a selection of her paintings.

Swastika CIBC

CIBC bank building in Toronto Canada, spotted by the Brittish Liz

Swastika Burana Tower

The Burana Tower
a large minaret in the Chuy Valley in northern Kyrgyzstan. It is located about 80 km east of the country's capital Bishkek. The tower, along with grave markers, some earthworks and the remnants of a castle and three mausoleums, is all that remains of the ancient city of Balasagun,which was established by the Karakhanids at the end of the 9th century. An external staircase and steep, winding stairway inside the tower enables visitors to climb to the top.

Swastika Back

Tattoo by Jed-eye Mindtrix, Budapest, Hungary.

Swastika Origami

My friend SInjun, California, U.S. had this made out of his sayagata origami paper from his friend (and mine too) Cindy.

Swastika Balcony

My friend Sam saw this in Vienna today, gorgeous metal work!

Swastika Energina

Energia was the first trademark, from Shell Mex, who sold gas from a truck in Argentina.
Photo is from 1926

Swastika Neck Head

Tattoo on YvØn XýphÒn by Duc'n Tattoo, Brussels, Belgium.

Swastika Leonore

Guess who got baptised a few days ago?
Yes the little princess of Sweden, Leonore.
And here you see her in the bed of her great great grandfather Karl

Swastika Memorial

Message from ManWoman - R.I.p.

Swastika PetShop

My friend Hernan from Mexico City found this winterrope in a pet shop there

Swastika Tool

Christo Botes:
Look at this beauty hand poker I got this morning, really looking forward to tattooing with it xx thanks, Stan Eenkhoorn

Swastika Kiseru

Antique Japanese Kiseru, when I saw the bit of sayagata detail I had to buy it!! tells Jim from the U.K.

Swastika Red

Tattoo by Ale Rosa, Varese, Italy.

Swastika Reality

Below the layers of reality
Digital art by Christo Botes, Portsmouth, United Kingdom.

Swastika Åby rock

Rock Carvings Åby rock, Tossene, Sweden
3000 BCE

Down here a description of how it came there.

Freshly new painted 2003

Swastika Tabi

Tabi shoes for my friend Toni!

Swastika Engagement Ring

This ring was worn by girls and unmarried women during the 6th-12th centuries in Latvia. It has seven charms with ancient Latvian symbols that keep away evil spirits and bring luck...
A legend says that there was a beautiful young girl who had seven admirers and she could not choose which one to marry. The girl asked the village blacksmith to make a ring with seven charms, each having a different symbol and representing one of her admirers. She decided to marry the man whose charm came off first.

Swastika Vincent

My friend Vincent, Beautifull Freak Tattoo, Belgium, won the first prize in the tattoofestival, Kerrie tattoo convention, Ireland of my other friend Andres. One day more to go.