Mythweave painting "Amazons"

In the forgotten dream of primal freedoms,
There lived a proud people with a sovereign destiny,
Whose love was ignorant of customary forms,
Charting a bold path for the brave sisters.

THE BREATH OF THE AMAZONS

Beyond ancient tales, the Amazons are the wind that dances on the steppes , the lightning that cleaves the night , the fleeting shadow of absolute freedom . Unfettered warriors , they rode without a master, carrying the bow and the sword with the assurance of those who have never bowed under the yoke of any king .

It is said that Penthesilea , with her dying breath , made Achilles tremble . That Hippolyta's girdle , blessed by Ares himself, was coveted by heroes, not for its wealth, but for what it represented: a world where women forged their own destinies . The Amazons did not build empires; they embodied another form of power —one that does not seek to conquer, but simply to exist, free from all constraints .

To display this painting is to perceive the invisible gallop of their mounts resonating beneath the skin, to hear in the silence the ancestral cry of those who refused to be reduced to the role dictated to them . It is to embrace the strength of a lineage without throne or borders , a sisterhood of fire and wind that has never ceased to inspire those who dare to be free .

Product features

• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• 0.26 mm (10.3 mil) thick
• White alder frame
• Hanging hardware included