Fire socks
The magic of the elements has piqued people's curiosity for centuries. The elements are attributed to specific signs of the zodiac, as well as to people of a certain disposition. They can also be associated with a distinctive time of year. When it comes to late October and early November, by far the most appealing to the imagination is fire. It is associated with both Halloween and our native grandfathers. If you are looking for accessories that will perfectly highlight this special time, red socks are a great choice. Their ruby hue goes well with both Halloween costumes and everyday styling. Barbecue socks can also get a whole new look. From now on, toasting on an open fire will have a completely different meaning. With all this in mind, red socks are an excellent choice for all autumn and winter. They blend in beautifully with the colorful leaves, and are perfect for the Christmas atmosphere. Suddenly it will become clear that the item you have been missing from your closet is precisely red socks.
Love, death or birth?
The fire motif is one of those symbols that cannot be pigeonholed. It has an extremely rich mesh of meanings and is found in virtually every culture. In many religions it is associated with the figure of God. In Christianity, fire is a symbol of God the Father, as well as the Holy Spirit. The element appears through agape, or God's love for man. One of the most popular stories from Greek mythology is that of Prometheus, who gave fire to humans, for which he had to suffer an extremely painful punishment. So on the one hand, fire is associated with the purest love, but on the other hand it is a symbol of damnation. Both hell, Hades and other visions of the lands of the dead are filled with terrifying flames. Fire, then, is a force that gives life, but can also easily take it away. It is often up to the individual himself to tame the element and make it his ally. Fire provides security, but uncontrolled it can just as easily become a source of chaos. It should not be forgotten that it is also combined with passionate love uniting two people. The flame of love, the heat of passion - the terms associated with the feeling and the element could be mentioned endlessly. Some say that the metaphor of fire best shows the image of some relationships. Everything starts with a small spark, which over time develops into a great flame. Unbridled it can burn, but controlled it gives warmth and a sense of security.
