In ancient Greece, the line between man and beast was both a punishment and a curse. In his tale, Lycaon, a once praiseworthy ruler, invokes the wrath of Zeus through acts of defiance and impiety, leading to his transformation into a wolf as both a symbol and an admonition. This narrative explores fascinating intersections of power, metamorphosis, and morality.
This piece is perfect treasure for anyone with a love of Greek mythology, as well as fans of werewolf lore!
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