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Warszafka, Polish Promotion Poster designed by artist Ryszard Kaja. It has now been turned into a post card size 4.75" x 6.75" - 12cm x 17cm.
The Mermaid, being the official city coat of arms, is the long-standing symbol of Warsaw.
According to legend, a mermaid swimming in from the sea stopped on the riverbank near the Old Town to rest. She found the place so admirable that she decided to stay. Local fishermen living nearby noticed that something was creating waves, tangling nets, and releasing their fish. Although their original intention was to trap the offender, they fell in love with the mermaid upon hearing her sing. Later, a rich merchant trapped the siren and imprisoned her in a wooden hut. A young fisherman heard the mermaid’s cry and with the help of his mates, released her, whereupon she declared her readiness to offer fishermen her help whenever it would be needed. Ever since, the mermaid, armed with sword and shield, has been ready to help protect the city and its residents.
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Features
- Size 4.75" x 6.75" - 12cm x 17cm
- Designed in 2015
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