Motif · motif_star
Star
0 attested · 1 promoted1 source · T2
What the research says
motifs_seed- Category
- celestial
- Variants
- five-pointed star; star cluster; shooting star
- Common themes
- celestial
- Composition behaviors
- drawn in clusters
Provenance
1 resolvediNKPPL Tattoo Magazine
Tattoo magazine article on one motif, and the richest plural-meaning source in this sub-batch. Verbatim: "The Moon is linked to feminine energy, intuition, and emotionality", "The Moon symbolizes cyclicality and rebirth", "A Moon tattoo also reflects the individuality and mystery of its wearer", and a PHASE-CONDITIONAL pair that is the reason this motif carries a sub-state axis: "The waxing crescent symbolizes setting intentions and building toward goals, while the waning crescent represents release and letting go of what no longer serves you." REFUSED FROM THIS PAGE: "In many Native American traditions, the moon represents the divine feminine and is often called Grandmother Moon" - a trade magazine asserting the religious practice of hundreds of distinct living nations. No edge was built from it; routed to T11.10.
professional tattoo source · published 2023-11-21 · retrieved 2026-08-30
Related concepts
1 linkAssociated with · 1
- strength 0.75promoted · not an independent attestationdraft
Promoted from motifs_seed.common_themes of motif_star ('celestial'); themes_seed.common_motifs of theme_celestial ('star'). Asserted independently from both ends of the relation; deduped to one edge. Confidence is the LOWER of the contributing rows, not the higher. Provenance inherited from the parent row(s): source_inkppl_moon; source_getty_wondrous_cosmos; source_tattooing101_science_tattoos; the first is carried in source_id. No new fact: this edge restates a value already present in the corpus. STRENGTH 0.75 set by the T11.11c rule: this pairing is asserted by TWO parent rows, one from each endpoint's own association column; the pack's scale reads 0.75 as 'frequent'. Inputs are corpus counts only - no source count, tier or confidence is used.