Sērbaka Symbology

Symbol Association

Claws

by Anpumes

Three claws (as depicted) indicate protection and defense.

A single claw sometime signified direction, force, movement, and/or power.

Six claws in opposition symbolized war.

Circles

by Anpumes

The Sun (as depicted) is a central unbroken circle, all life is because of the sun; outer broken arcs represent periods between equinoxes.

Circles represent equality, no individual more prominent than another. Meetings were held in circles, ensuring all had a voice in turn, with all accepted and respected equally.

A circle around other symbols signified family ties, closeness & protection. The circle is unbroken with no single identifiable breaking point and holds that which cannot break.

Hand

by Anpumes

The hand symbolizes Sērbaka life, the defining feature necessary for advanced, technological sophistication, representing the most useful tool any individual can hope to possess, illustrating power, strength, domination, and protection.

Utilized for intimidation of enemies when going into battle or during warfare, and for indicating success in combat, specifically of the martial variety.

Rain

by Anpumes

Rainclouds represent continued life, symbolizing renewal of the land, growth of plants that feed the animals they rely upon for sustenance, bringing with it potentially the most important element for wellbeing. Along with rain and lightning, clouds are associated with good prospects, luck, and love; nature bestowing its gifts, providing for Sērbaka, reinvigorating an immense love and respect for nature.

Related Locations

• Maka

Color Association

Amber

Amber is associated with anger, sacrifice, passion, and sexuality, as well as happiness, wellbeing, and good fortune in some parts of the world. For Sērbaka, it is the color of blood and fire, a bold, energetic, and lively color symbolizing life, confidence, power, and strength. Furthermore, amber ubiquitously represents warning, signaling caution and danger.

Sea

Sea, a color between aqua and turquoise – the color of water on a clear day – that Sērbaka see vividly, associated with calm, clarity, compassion, empathy, and thoughtfulness, creating balance, soothing the mind and clearing a path for spiritual growth. Overall, sea, represents inner energy, tranquility, peace, and stability.