Dry forest Nymphs

Dryades, the nymphs of the trees of ancient Greek mythology, appear within a sacred forest with sun filtering through the leaves, with natural colors and magnificent atmosphere.

Dryades were nymphs of nature in ancient Greek mythology and were considered spirits residing in trees and forests. Their name comes from the word «Dr.», meaning oak, as initially the Dryades were particularly associated with oaks. Over time, however, the term was used more widely to describe ... More

Nemesis in Greek Mythology

Nemesis in ancient Greek mythology: the deity of retribution, of hubris, and of the restoration of secular order.

Nemesis: The Goddess of Divine Justice and Retribution Nemesis is one of the most important and strict deities of ancient Greek mythology, as it embodies the concept of divine justice, balance and punishment of the hybrid. Unlike the deities that offer protection, inspiration or benevolence, the Nemesis acts as a recovery force... More

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