Classic design natural marble leda and the swan myth statue

According to ancient Greek mythology, Zeus, the king of the gods, was fascinated by the beauty of Lida. When she was bathing in the river in the woods, he turned into a swan and came to her, enticing Lida to make love with him. That is, on the night of the same day, Lida and her husband also spent a good night, which resulted in her laying two eggs. One hatched Polydius and Helen, who belonged to the children of Lida and Zeus; the other hatched Castor and Clytemnestra, who belonged to Lida and Tyndari The child of Sri Lanka. It is precise because of the different bloodlines of the four children that they have different destinies.

In ancient Greek mythology, Zeus, the king of the gods, was a love-loving species who went to the world to steal incense and jade and was beloved everywhere. His one-night stand with Lida is just a short story among his many love affairs. However, this short story has become a major theme, and this fact has been confirmed by the history of Western painting art.

Art archaeological data show that the “Leda and the Swan” in ancient Greece have been depicted on pottery, and the mosaic of “Leda and the Swan” in the ancient Roman period is well-preserved and fresh as ever.