Depicted we have a huge bowl of flowers, the type that interior designers can knock together in a jiffy but Emma can spend half a day attempting to perfect, or even look halfway decent, only to end up in abject failure.

Wait. That’s not what you need to know.

Anyhoo, in the centre of the display is one particularly resplendent blossom. Which leads us to the motto. The Eyes On All, The Heart On One. The point here, so says Emma, is that in a sea of beauty, or at least amongst a bounty of the same objects, we will see them all but only one captures our hearts.

It’s a metaphor for your beloved.

Imagine if you will, a Sunday at a festival or on a crowded beach. Or,  if you’re more like us, trying not to self harm in a packed out B&Q/Walmart. You know how it is when you reach a certain age, chores are chores are chores and they’re a Sunday thang. As Whitters said It’s not right, but it’s ok.

We’ve digressed again.

But we think when someone has your heart and soul you can always pick them out from the crowd. No matter where you are you see them, because you are connected. You have an inherent (and slightly woo woo) ability to find your special other. Two souls connected will see the whole entire crowd but their heart is only with one and that is the only one they can really see. And this connection gives the laser focus required to pick them out in the melee via a mere momentary glance.

This also equally applies to your kids, bffs, pets and any kindred souls in our opinion.

The seal is a beautiful metaphor for the one you love.

You see all of the others but you only really SEE those who have your heart.