These are next to each other, because even though Merida and her mother have different ideas of the responsibilities of a princess, they both risk their lives to save each other in the film, showing how deep the bonds of family go. Next to her belt is Queen Elinor's pendant that she wears throughout the film which, just like Merida's medallion, also features three Celtic bears. Attached to the bottom is Merida's belt that features her medallion that also holds her arrow pouch. The small symbol you see is the Celtic bird she carved on her beloved bow in the film. The letter "D" in the word "Wind" is designed to look like Merida's bow. The white lines mimic the wind as it flows behind Merida as she is running and riding her horse. The top center shows the Family Crest of King Fergus. Her bouncing red curls captures her wandering personality and sets her apart from traditional princesses. At the top of this design, Merida is drawing her bow as she practices her favorite sport of archery. This design is centered on showing the playful free spirit of the renowned archer Merida, a princess determined to find her own destiny. Whether enjoying the view of Happily Ever After or watching the Festival of Fantasy parade, Merida's theme is as unique as it is memorable. ABOUT THIS DESIGN -ĬLICK HERE TO VIEW IN YOUTH TEES & TANKS -> ĭefault Print is "With Character" To order the "Original Print", Please add "Original Print" in notes to seller. US: December 11th – After this date PLEASE message us if you need before Christmas!
If you need it sooner, just message us! If we can, we always will!! : ) PLEASE NOTE OUR TURNAROUND TIME! This will fluctuate during the holiday season to accommodate our orders. > Traveling to WDW? We can deliver! If you’d like to set this up, message us!! We can deliver to Disney World and the surrounding area. Otherwise, we do not know when you need it and will not guarantee a delivery date. IF YOU HAVE A NEED-BY DATE, you **MUST** leave it in the notes at checkout or message us before ordering.
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