Art - Love Gifts.

These are gifts for a buddhist woman i love, and for my female friends.

Black Lotus Foil / pl: Czarny Kwiat Lotosu /: for a buddhist woman i love,

Diaochan, Artful Beauty Foil / Diaochan, Piękność Sztuki /:
1. for a buddhist woman i love,
2. for me,
3. for Isabelle M.,
4. for Dominika.

Sol Ring Foil / Pierścień Słońca, Pierścień Mocy /:
- For those who 'marry' with me, not seriously but for fun - without formality or legality; when i marry someone it means no sex ... as i believe that people care too much for marriage legal papers and too little for true real love,

Nyx Lotus Foil / pl: Kwiat Lotosu z Nyx /:
1. for Dominika,
2. for Karolinka B.,
3. for Agnieszka A.P.,
4. for Małgorzata M.


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Nyx is the night sky of Theros, and the home of the Gods.

A paranormal realm associated with dreams and the subconscious, it is a literal and proverbial night sky where the gods dwell. Nyx is so closely tied to the plane's deities that, whenever they manifest, where they should be shadowed they instead display the glorious starlight of the night sky. Dreams are seen as gifts from the gods, and so are enchantments, due to their connection with this realm; whenever mortals sleep, they are said to be "visiting Nyx". Tales of the gods can be seen played out in the constellations.

Besides the Gods, Nymphs are also formed/dwell in Nyx, as do some Archons and celestial versions of earthly creatures like Elks and Crabs. All dwellers of Nyx are living enchantments, formed from the collective subconscious and by the divine will of the gods. Creatures born in Nyx are referred as Nyxborn, and their numbers have increased in recent years, as the boundaries between the night sky and the living world decreased.

Nyxborn are beings born of the gods minds in Theros' starry domain: the Nyx. A Nyxborn is like a fragment of divinity, an idea or a dream that is incarnate.


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Diaochan was one of the Four Beauties of ancient China. Although based on a minor historical personage, she is mostly a fictional character. She is best known for her role in the 14th-century historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which romanticises the events in the late Eastern Han dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.