she spent her days cultivating and tending the plants in her garden

a winged horse that the Greeks used in battle along with Medusa's head

It is believed that the custom of making jars in the shape of an owl comes from a legacy of the Magna Graecia period

it was then useful at night to quench one's thirst

"round" decoration consisting of a central daisy on a green background and four acanthus leaves on a blue background and a Frederickian braid

Medusa mezzobusto h cm 41 Gerle da parete she spent her days cultivatingThe head of Medusa is a very present symbol in Sicilian culture. Medusa was one of the three Gorgons, monstrous creatures with snakes for hair. Anyone who looked directly into her face turned to stone. In Sicilian tradition, the head of Medusa is often used as a symbol of protection against evil and negative influences. It is often depicted as a mask with intertwined snakes and is used as a decoration on buildings, doors, gates, and various objects.