Tocame o carallo pero eche o que hai, non hai volta atrás

I wanted to make this post also here, not only in Twitter
And sorry for grammar mistakes, English it's not my first language and I don't have respect for it either

I think that it's all I have to say about Navia
I know she is a mix of european cultures and I made this thread because her name is linked to a preceltic deity of my nation but it's the only thing she is linked to it 💀
But it was fun researching about her!

Her special dish are rainbow macarons, a very common dessert from French cuisine

Roses are in her design and her constellation

With roses:
Rose is the national flower of England and a symbol of the Tudor dinasty
Roses are also linked with love, desire, fertility, harmony, wealth but also can be a symbol of peace and hope
And these meanings are important in the language of flowers, very popular in the Victorian era

Also we see navy related motifs in her design with rudders on her dress and canons in her elemental burst
This is probably her relation with both the Spanish and British imperial navy, as they both had a great navy army during that period of time

Now, going to her two main symbols: ships and roses
With ships:
We already know that his father was the one who sponsored the construction of aquabuses, water vehicles that navigate in Fontaine
Also the main base of Spina di Rosula construction is a big ship

In this case, Princess Alexandra of Whales, due to a scar, influenced the fashion trends by wearing chokers with pearls, crystals and jewels and even after her death, it was a very popular type of jewellery

I want to discuss something about chokers (upscale in this case and around the late 1800s) in this era is a symbol of status meanwhile in some parts of Europe, it was a symbol of prostitution except in Victorian's England

Now, to jewellery
In Victorian era, jewellery was important to represent status and some common materials were gold, pearls, ivory, emerald, amethyst, etc
We see in her the use of gold and probably saphires in her choker, earrings and details of her clothing

In these era, a woman wouldn't be properly dressed with some accesories like a parasol (which she uses it as a weapon), a hat that they never leave home without gloves, undersleeves and other accessories that, in this case, Navia lacks

We are going to dive into her clothing:
As we can see the inspiration taking from Victorian's clothing
We see it in the corset (that shapes her bust), her tournure (that emphasis the movement of her skirt) and her big hat, typical from this era with many adornements

Now for her surname Caspar.
Caspar (Gaspar in Spanish or Gaspard in French) is one of the three magi and is a big figure in southern areas of Europe, specially in Spain, Italy, France and Portugal
In these countries, the Three Magi's day it's a gift giving celebration

First of all, we have to discuss about Navia's name etimology: Navia or Nabia is a Galaic-Lusitanian indoeuropean (preceltic and preroman) goddess, interpreted as a water deity but she is also associated with other aspects such as forests, health, and fertility as many others