The Oracle

The Pythia of Delphi

This brass Pendant depicts a scene from ancient Greek mythology, specifically a red-figure vase painting showing King Aigeus consulting the priestess Pythia at the Oracle of Delphi around 400 B.C.
The Oracle at Delphi was a significant religious site in ancient Greece where the priestess Pythia, believed to be inspired by Apollo, would deliver prophecies.
King Aigeus, the mythical king of Athens and father of Theseus, sought guidance from the oracle regarding his heir.
The scene captures a poignant moment of a king seeking wisdom and divine guidance, highlighting the importance of oracles in ancient Greek society and religion, the pendant reflects the importance of Divine guidance to those of us who still believe.

This is a 1 inch brass pendant, it is hand made and made to order, meaning it takes 8 weeks for your order to be shipped to you.