This issue marks the end of the successful series, which we close by returning to the beginning in terms of design. The anchor has a broad meaning.  It symbolizes stability, solidity and protection, as it keeps a ship safely in the water and prevents it from drifting away. It stands for stability in difficult times, but also for the interplay of a thirst for adventure and the desire for a safe return. It is often worn by people who have a connection to the sea or who associate a longing for freedom with a safe harbor. In maritime circles and beyond, the anchor is used as a lucky charm that symbolizes protection from danger.