Women's T-Shirt "Μέδουσα"
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$47
$47
$47
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$47
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T-shirt with the head of the Gorgon Medusa called "Μέδουσα" (Medusa). Medusa Gorgon - an ancient Greek monster with a female face and snakes instead of hair. The look on her face turned living beings to stone. Golden snakes instead of hair - as a reminder of the beautiful human appearance of the golden-haired beauty. Spectacular T-shirt made in the original corporate style! The stone-turning look, gold plating and unique design give this T-shirt an unforgettable mythological style!<br>
Gentle, pleasant to the body material: 95% cotton, 5% lycra. The application is very high quality and does not feel to the touch. T-shirt boiled at 90 degrees - does not shrink after washing.<br>
<b><span style="color: #f16522;">Attention! Metallic effect! It is recommended to wash the product inside out at a temperature not exceeding 30 degrees, no longer than 90 minutes, separately from coarse fabrics, in a washing machine on a delicate mode! Can be ironed.</span></b><br>
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<b><span style="color: #f16522;">DRAGON's BLOOD ® is a sister Brand of SINNER's BONES® ! Translated as "Blood of Dragons", registered in 2021,</span></b><br>
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This is a clothing line on topics such as: Knights, Ancient Wars, Fantasy, Egyptian mythology, Ancient Greek mythology, Martial arts. Brand's slogan is Veni, vidi, vici (from Latin - "I came, I saw, I conquered"!<br>
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Gorgon Medusa (more precisely, Medusa, other Greek Μέδουσα - “protector, mistress”) is the most famous of the three Gorgon sisters. She was killed by Perseus. Mentioned in the Odyssey.<br>
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According to the legend of ancient Greek mythology, Medusa was the most beautiful of the three sisters - sea maidens, whose parents were the gods of the stormy sea and the abyss. A beautiful girl with golden long curls evoked admiration from men and envy, destructive for her, from women. Even the goddess Athena envied her beauty. Poseidon fell under the spell of the sea maiden.<br>
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Fleeing from the persecution of the ruler of the seas, the beauty hid in the sanctuary of Athena. God, turning into a bird, entered the sacred place and took possession of the sea maiden against her will. The virgin goddess Athena, having learned about the perfect desecration of the temple, in anger turned the innocent victim into a gorgon - a creature with scales, claws, metal wings. On the head, replacing the hair, snakes wriggled. The myth mentions that another motive for the perfect was the envy of the goddess for the beauty of the sea maiden.<br>
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The image of the head of Medusa was popular in the ancient world. It was minted on military medals, shields. They were decorated with architectural structures as decoration, used as a talisman that protects against witchcraft.
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