Kikyo, Finally at Peace

This image symbolizes through the manjushages that Kikyo and the world of the living are no longer connected.The flower is said to symbolize a border between the two worlds or the "death flower", so I thought it was perfect to include.

While I was at it, I also threw in the string of fate. She is no longer connected to Inuyasha. Even so, she is happy. The waterfall and the wet white kimono are meant to signify purity and a state of just being.

What are your thoughts?

PS. Thank you to everyone that continues to view and comment on my work. I also appreciate all the llamas that I've received recently.

Cheers,
-S