Anthropomorphism offers a path for change by holding up a mirror of faults, as, for example, George Orwell (June 25, 1903 – January 21, 1950) famously contrived to achieve by way of anthropomorphic barnyard animals in his 1945 dystopian allergory, Animal Farm.
Anthropomorphism also serves up heart-warming fun, as, for example, the memorable cartoon characters created by pioneer animator Walter Elias "Walt" Disney (December 5, 1901 – December 15, 1966).
Although Earth Sun Moon Trading Company's anthropomorphic animals may be viewed by some as social commentary, essentially they imitate popular aspects of modern life, such as consumer-friendly electronics and yoga. The fractious opening years of the 21st century underline the elusiveness of peace, which is sought and found, with greater success, internally through contemplation or meditation.
The mirror that Earth Sun Moon Trading Company's anthropomorphic animals hold up for wearers and viewers of these adorable designs is awesomely beautiful in conveying the indomitable, spirited personalities that nature's fauna reveal, up close and personal, in interactions with humans.
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