National Unicorn Day: Why do we celebrate this mythical creature?
On April 9, National Unicorn Day is celebrated to honor the mythical creature that has gained a large amount of popularity. Why though? Because we are doing something absolutely wrong if we do not celebrate a beautiful mythical creature with rainbow-printed horns.
The unicorn is a representation of wonder, fantasy, and happiness. It is a symbol of magic, childlike splendor, and color. They appear on birthday cakes and clothing for children frequently, and let's be honest—a lot of adults still like them. National Unicorn Day is your opportunity to communicate with some unicorns with much love, not physically but by showing some bright colors and exploring into the heavenliness of unicorns.
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Why do we celebrate this mythical creature?
Unicorns are a symbol of grace, purity, and enchantment. Unicorns are beloved by both children and adults. For centuries, unicorns have been a part of fairy tales, myths, cultures, and folklore. Children and adults alike enjoy the mysterious appeal of the creature. Unicorns likewise represent excellence and give pleasure and joy any place they go.
For all the roles they’ve played in literature, cinematography, and art as a whole, unicorns more than deserve their own day.
History of National Unicorn Day
Since people believed unicorns lived in exotic India and in ancient Greece, they have been popular mythical creatures. Many people now see them as a symbol of love, purity, enchantment, and magic, despite the fact that they were once thought to be fierce and powerful animals. Additionally, they are depicted as magical beings in numerous cartoons and movies. Unicorns are a subject of fascination for both adults and children. In addition, they continue to appear alongside other mythical creatures in fantasy novels.
Unicorn with its horn believed to possess the ability to purify poisonous water and treat illness. In the medieval era, they would sell the tusks of the Narwhal whale and publicize them as Unicorn horns. Traditionally, unicorns are not winged creatures. However, some art and literature depict winged unicorns.