GRAECUS TYCHE Beige Sandals with Snake Skin

Description

LUCKY SANDALS

Choose a pair of Graecus sandals, wear a piece of history and be inspired!

Impressive leather sandals from Graecus. Inspired by the goddess Tyche, the TYCHE sandals are crafted from ivory leather and brown snakeskin and are handcrafted.

TYCHE sandals are engraved on their soles with the three main principles , powers and abilities of the mythical character of Fortune.

Abilities: Fortune, Success, Ease

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GRAECUS – the brand

Graecus equals Greece.

Aiming to highlight Greek origins, history, mythology, art and Greek culture, Graecus is reviving the Greek spirit. Through the creation of leather sandals, unique in quality and design, Graecus brings Greek history and mythology to life, highlighting one by one all its known and unknown protagonists.

Each pair of sandals is inspired by the personality and abilities of the character it represents. "Engraved" with the thunderbolt of Jupiter - the symbol of intuition and spiritual illumination - each pair is also "engraved" with the three main principles , powers and abilities of each mythical or historical character and is intended to inspire its "future" owner, exuding the energy and spirit of Ancient Greece.

Choose a pair of Graecus sandals, wear a piece of history and be inspired!

THE LUCK

Tychi, in ancient Greek mythology, was the goddess of fortune, the fate that governed prosperity and destiny. The ancient Greeks believed that the goddess Fortune was the cause of both positive and negative unexpected events in their lives.

In classical Greek mythology, the goddess Tyche was the daughter of Aphrodite and Zeus. When he grew up, Zeus gave Fortune her magic sandals and asked her to show man two paths of destiny - one that leads to freedom and one that leads to slavery. The road to freedom began with difficulties, it was rough full of obstacles and difficult to cross, but those who managed to overcome the obstacles were led to an easy and pleasant road to success. Instead, the road to slavery began pleasantly enough, but soon turned into a road full of impenetrable obstacles. Each person was free to choose the path he would follow.

The ancient Greeks referred to Tychi by her Greek name, Eutychia, and usually depicted her with wings and a crown. In Greek mythology, the goddess Tyche became a symbol of prosperity, wealth, ease, opportunity and success.

Abilities: Fortune, Success, Ease