Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of mythical creatures with our captivating collection featuring four legendary beings: Alicorn, Phoenix, Dragon, and Winged Lion.
Alicorn (Winged Unicorn): The Greeks and Romans envisioned the unicorn’s mystical realm in India, portraying it as a creature of profound respect and power. Its horn, known as the Alicorn, held legendary properties, capable of purifying poisoned water, healing sickness, and even reviving the dead. The Alicorn represents the embodiment of purity and healing, a majestic creature whose presence commands awe and reverence.
Phoenix: Radiant in red or golden plumage, the Phoenix is a symbol of cyclical renewal. As it reaches the end of its life, the bird bursts into flames, only to be reborn from its own ashes. This mythical creature, living 1,400 years before each rebirth, symbolizes not only renewal but also eternal life. With ties to the Sun, the Phoenix emerges as a powerful emblem of hope and regeneration.
Dragon: In European folklore, dragons are often depicted as reptilian beings with four legs and wings, possessing an animal-like intelligence. The dragon’s essence lies in its fire-spewing prowess and untamed nature. As a symbol of both fear and fascination, the dragon embodies the primal forces of the natural world, an elemental creature that has captivated imaginations for centuries.
Winged Lion: A majestic fusion of lion and eagle, the winged lion exudes power and prowess. Symbolizing strength and serving as a warrior’s emblem, this mythical creature combines the regality of the lion with the freedom of flight granted by its eagle wings. Its appearance, reminiscent of the sphinx and Saint Mark’s winged lion, makes it a heraldic symbol of grandeur and valor.
Each coin in this collection captures the essence of these mythical creatures, inviting you to delve into the rich tapestry of ancient lore and symbolism. Acquire this set and let the magic of these legendary beings adorn your collection with tales of power, renewal, and eternal fascination.
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