Medusa Greek Mythology Tapestries

This Greek Mythology inspired design represents the Legendary Gorgon Medusa, once a fair maiden, who was cursed by Athena to be a Gorgon and turn men to stone with her Gaze. Fans of clash of the titans and other Greek myths will love this design.

Those who gazed into her eyes would turn to stone ...

Medusa design

Medusa goddess

Medusa - originally ink on bristol

Medusa hologram

This Ancient Greek Mythology Creatures design features the monsters, gods and beasts of ancient Greece.

Don’t look at me

Medusa Goddess design for ancient Greek mythology lovers.

Medusa

A black and spitting hornet gorgonian

A quick design.

Medusa design

Tattoo inspired artwork featuring snake-headed medusa from Greek mythology

Do you love ancient Greek mythology? Do you wish Medusa would stop objectifying people? Gift this funny classical Greek mythology design to classics and classical studies teachers and everyone interested in epic Greek poetry and classical antiquity.

the head of the mythological creature known as Medusa

Greek Goddess Medusa Gorgon design for ancient Greek mythology fans.

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Medusa The gorgon In greek mythology

Medusa in a vibrant neon green color.

A combo of some images and drawings to make a melting medusa statue with her name wrote in Japanese across her eyes

"Beauty is that Medusa's head which men go armed to seek and sever, and dead will starve and sting forever."

Created by digital painting, check my shop for alternate color versions!

The mythical Gorgon Medusa.

Uniquely neon colored line artwork of one of the three monstrous Gorgons, generally described as a winged woman with living venomous snakes in place of hair, Medusa

Medusa The gorgon In greek mythology

'ey me hair all snakes!

"MEDUSA"

Ever wished you could turn annoying people to stone with a simple look? This greek mythology inspired design fits your needs just right, with an aesthetic look and classical theme is ready for you.

The High Priestess is a card that is associated with intuition and the subconscious in its upright position. When reversed, it represents a lack of inner voice and repressed feelings. For this card, we decided to portray Medusa as the titular character. Here, Medusa sits upon a throne of her enemies who were turned to stone. These statues act as the “veil” that conceals what lies beyond. Her feminine beauty intertwined with her monstrous intensity represent her intuition, fertility, and divine femininity. Behind her throne on either side, we see two pillars. They are marked with the Greek letters “Π” “ά.” These are the first letters in the Greek spelling of Persephone and Hades. Hades is the God of the Dead, while Persephone is the Godde...

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a medusa mask

Because even a mythical monster creature deserves to be in fashion.

Black and white illustration of Medusa killed Perseus and hold his head