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“A Japanese Garden inspired a story of two different beings who find harmony within the bonds of marriage.
“The dragon represents the more right-brained creature. She prefers to live her life in the world of art and literature, foregoing more practical matters. Yet, despite her preference to live among the clouds, she firmly holds the key to a heart which belongs to the fisherman. With his left-brained approach to life, he maintains a detailed account of practical matters on his abacus and is steadfast in his need to build a steady, secure future.”
"The center of the quilt represents their union. The largest pagoda is the home they share, while the two smaller structures represent the individual space they both need."