Branwen, the Welsh goddess, weaves a rich mythological narrative that notably differs from the tales of Roman emperors. Daughter of King Llyr, she is a central figure in the Welsh epic "Mabinogion." Unlike the Roman emperors who ruled vast earthly empires, Branwen embodies the complexities of spirituality and nature.
Known for her extraordinary beauty, Branwen is also a goddess associated with compassion and healing. Her story is marked by a tragic marriage to the Irish king Matholwch, which, despite an initial intention for peace, resulted in suffering and conflict. Branwen faced adversity with dignity and resilience, characteristics that are often overlooked in the narratives of Roman emperors, which are centered on military conquests and secular power.
Branwen's story resonates with the richness of Welsh mythology, highlighting the duality of her nature as both a goddess and a woman. While Roman emperors sought earthly glory, Branwen represents a deity whose power transcends physical boundaries, reminding us of the richness of mythological traditions and the complexity of divine figures that, in unique ways, shaped the narratives of Welsh folklore.
Material: High-definition resin
Weight: 250 g
Height: 21.3 cm
Length: 8.9 cm
Width: 11.75 cm
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Semi-manual painting, resulting in individual differences in each product, both in color and weight.
