In November we often celebrate the abundance of harvest season. A Cornucopia is a hollow container, shaped like a sheep or goats horn filled with an abundance of fruit and vegetables. (Cornu copiæ - literally, 'horn of Plenty') The term was first used in English in the 1600s, denoting a sense of overflowing abundance. Jacobs sheep - Bideawee farm Some inquiries to consider as you contemplate abundance: What fills your basket? Who and what are you grateful for? What gifts do you have to share? Cornucopia My cornucopia is filled with abundance from the gardens, and I looked up the flower essence definitions for each, and added their names in ᏣᎳᎩ (tsalagi / Cherokee) Syllabary. Apple for sweetness 🍎 Corn for Earth connection/ grounding 🌽 Kale - remembering past skills Borage for comfort and courage Grapes to help us see our gifts 🍇 Filbert - speaking our truth / seeing into shadows I used my Inktense pencils and neocolor 2 crayons, ...