Phoenix in Phoenix Mythology – The Immortal Bird of Renaissance and Fire Phoenix is one of the most iconic mythical creatures of antiquity, symbol of regeneration, immortality and eternal life and death cycle. In Greek mythology, but also in later traditions of the East and the Mediterranean, Phoenix is depicted as a ...More
Hippocampi are among the most characteristic marine hybrid creatures of Greek mythology. With a horse body on the front and a fish or dolphin tail on the rear, they embodie the close relationship of the ancient Greeks with the sea and its mythological personification. Their presence is mainly pictorial, but deeply symbolic, connected with strength and ...More
Grupa (or Griffon, Latin. Gryphon / Griffin) is one of the most iconic complex creatures of ancient mythological tradition. It is depicted with body and posterior limbs of a lion and head, beak and eagle wings, combining the two most powerful animals of land and sky. His form symbolizes supreme power, alertness and basilica...More
Pegasus is one of the most iconic mythical creatures of ancient Greek mythology. As a winged horse of divine descent, it is inextricably associated with the birth of inspiration, poetry and transcending human boundaries. The form of Pegasus holds a central position in both mythological narrative and ancient art, operating as a symbol of creative ...More
The Selenians (or Silenians) are a special category of mythological beings of the ancient Greek religious and cult tradition. They are closely associated with the god Dionysus and belong to the wider circle of the demon spirits of nature, clearly differentiated from the Satyrs because of their role as carriers of ancient wisdom and secret knowledge. The Moons are mythical forms of...More
Satyrians are demonic and naturalistic figures of Greek mythology, inextricably associated with the worship of Dionysus and the world of wild nature, drunkenness and unbridled joy. They are portrayed as man-made beings with animal characteristics, such as horse tail and ears or goat, intense hairstyle and lasting state of cheer or desire. In ancient tradition, the...More
Sphinx is one of the most iconic and multi-significant beings of Greek mythology. Unlike other mythical monsters embodying brutal violence or natural destruction, the Sphinx acts as a guardian of knowledge, a tester of the human mind and a carrier of moral and philosophical meaning. Its presence culminates in the Theban cycle, through the myth of Oedipus. ...More
Centaur Chiron The wise teacher of heroes in Greek mythology Chiron is one of the most special and respected forms of ancient Greek mythology. Although it belongs to the genus of Centauri, it differs radically from them in both character and role. While most Centaurs are presented as savages, violent and rampant, ...More
Slow (Panopt) The giant with a hundred eyes in Greek mythology Argos Panoptis is one of the most iconic forms of ancient Greek mythology. Known as the giant with the hundred eyes, Argos personifies absolute alertness, uninterrupted surveillance, and ubiquitous present knowledge. His name, Panoptis (he who sees the ...More
Echidna is a mythical monster of Greek mythology known as «Mother of monsters». He is described as a creature half a woman and half a snake and is considered a companion of the Hurricane. Together they had many famous monsters, such as Cerberus, Lernaia Hydra and Chimera. Echidna is a mythical creature of Greek mythology considered the mother of many monsters. It's depicted...More