Description
Flowering Aster Branch Canvas Boots made to order flowering aster branch canvas boots for women. Borrowed from the Persian taste, the manners of that country, and their religious emblem. The emblem deserves more attention than the flowering aster branches shown on the canvas boots. In effect, if the religion of Zoroaster, which was the religion of the peoples of Asia, honored the fire and raised altars to it, where Pyrrhus, if she revered the sacred man or tree, she commanded first and foremost to worship the Sun, the star shown on these canvas boots for women, this fire of heaven, whose power seemed to them so life-giving and so terrible, that he could at will create or destroy it, excite the vegetation or ruin it, bring abundance or famine, and hold in its rays the life or death of all peoples.
Dots a very dark shade of gray on the boot are against dim grey. The aster flower is painted in maroon red with a touch of white; the original blooms in pink, red, white, lilac, and mauve against a dark shade of grey background with dim grey leaves.
Persians’ beliefs were summed up in two principles: that of good and evil; they made the Sun the supreme being. To them he did not obey a natural law, the sun was the almighty God, of whose will and goodness one should expect everything. So, they had created an emblem, the one shown on these canvas boots to represent the sun. It was this flower, this aster, which by its form resembles a star, and which its form also has named from the name which it bears in our language. Asters, in terms of ornament, are still round rosettes with petals today.
Boots are made of using 30.69 oz. Nylon-canvas. They come in the the sizes 6.5 – 11 US. They have a rear pull up. Consider using the metric system for a more precise size guide.
