HERMES


HERMES



Inspired by one of the Greek gods This deity comes with a trusty spell, equipped with wings on the background of the image as a gradation.


 Hermes is the god of transitions and boundaries. He is quick and cunning. and can travel freely between the human world and God. as an ambassador and an evangelist of God negotiator between man and god and the leader of souls to the Hereafter He is the protector and patron of travelers, shepherds, thieves, street talkers, and intelligent people. literature and poetry athletes and sports invention and trade Some legends say that he is a scammer. and defeated other gods with tact for his own pleasure or for the sake of mankind? Characteristics and symbols of His Majesty have a specific head sculpture. A male rooster and a tortoise, a money bag, winged sandals, a winged hat, and His main symbol is an evangelist staff. which is a winged staff with two serpents intertwined


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