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Pegasus, symbol of freedom, energy, and inspiration, 23cm, tabletop figurine with base, Bronze decoration
Discover this Pegasus tabletop figurine, inspired by ancient Greek art, combining modern decor with historical symbolism. Made from bronze cast, it features a gold color with a "green bronze" patina aging coating and handmade finish. Pegasus, a symbol of freedom, energy, and inspiration, makes this figurine an ideal gift for lovers of history, art, and mythology.
The Pegasus figurine can be a unique gift for friends, relatives, and colleagues who appreciate Greek cultural heritage. It also perfectly suits those interested in mythology, art history, or archaeology.
The elegant handmade finish and detail of the figurine make it suitable for any type of decoration and space. Whether you want to add a unique element to your space or give a gift to your loved ones that combines rich symbolism with the timeless beauty of art.
Pegasus, the legendary winged horse, has many significant accomplishments in the mythology of ancient Greece:
Birth: Pegasus was born from the blood of Medusa when Perseus cut off her head. Thus, it has divine origins and is a unique ally of heroes.
Helper of Bellerophon: Pegasus helps Bellerophon defeat the fearsome monster Chimera, causing chaos and destruction in Lycia. With Pegasus help, Bellerophon can fly above the monster and kill it.
Creation of the Hippocrene Spring: According to myth, Pegasus struck the ground with the protective tip of its tail in Munichia of Attica, thus creating the Hippocrene Spring, known for its healing waters.
Connection to the Muses: Pegasus has a close relationship with the Muses, the goddesses of art and science. It often serves as a source of inspiration for poets and artists.
These accomplishments make Pegasus one of the most important and legendary characters in ancient Greek mythology.
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