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The acrylic shield ornament you describe carries a powerful and empowering message: "I Am The Daughter Of a King Who Is Not Moved By The World For My God Is With Me And Goes Before Me I Do Not Fear Because I'm His." This statement exemplifies unwavering strength, faith, and confidence in the face of the world's challenges.
Complementing this profound message is an image of a female warrior. This design allows for customization, enabling you to personalize the warrior's hair, skin, and name. By customizing the warrior's appearance, you have the opportunity to create a representation that aligns with your unique identity and preferences.
The inclusion of a female warrior in this ornament symbolizes resilience, bravery, and the ability to face adversity head-on. It serves as a reminder that, as daughters of a higher power, we possess inner strength and the support of a loving God in navigating life's trials.
By customizing the warrior's hair, skin, and even the name, you can make the ornament a personal reflection of your own identity and story. This adds a special touch to the piece, making it even more meaningful to you.
Overall, this acrylic shield ornament serves as not only a decorative piece but also a potent reminder of your strength, faith, and fearlessness. It encourages you to embrace your identity as a beloved child of a mighty king, finding comfort and reassurance in the knowledge that you are protected and guided every step of the way.
Personalization: Customized the front image with name, skin tone and hairstyle. The quote side will be fixed on our design. Pick your options to see the preview.
Note: Designs are copyrighted and copyright protected with drawings of hairstyles and skin tones
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Please note: Due to the difference in monitor and light effect, the actual color and size of the item may be slightly different from the visual image. Furthermore, please be noted this is a printed acrylic ornament and the faux 3D effect is used to give the item a premium, deep look.
