In ancient Greek mythology, the peacock was associated with the goddess Hera. According to the myth, Hera had a hundred eyes, which she placed on the feathers of the peacock’s tail after a mortal named Argus was killed for spying on her. The peacock then became a symbol of her watchfulness and protection, as well as a symbol of immortality and renewal, as the bird sheds its feathers and grows new ones each year.
The Phoenix lives for hundreds of years before igniting in flames and rising again from its own ashes, symbolizing the cycle of death and rebirth.
A symbol of hope, immortality, and resurrection.
What do you dare to write wielding such immense power in your hand?
Exertion: 260 minutes
Carving Style: Uniform scale motif
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