The unicorn’s sports casual catalogue style over the shoulder glance pose takes the biscuit does it not?!

And the prize of Emma’s esteem to the first person to understand the name of the piece; and admit to it!

Throughout history, the Unicorn has captured our imaginations. The Greeks, Babylonians, and Persians gave the Unicorn the symbolism and meaning of mysticism, magic, health, and purity. There is also a resonance in writings about Unicorns in that where they exist, there is hope and joy.

Because of this creature’s horn, Unicorns represent the Male energies in all their potency; this is likely why King James III chose a Unicorn as Scotland’s national symbol. On the UK’s standard the Unicorn symbolises harmonious sovereignty.

Not to be outdone, the Unicorn also has associations with the moon, which is feminine and instinctive. As such, Unicorn could easily represent that tricky balance between emotions and logic. Bahahahaha