The myths of Naga and Garuda span centuries, deeply rooted in Hindu, Buddhist, and Southeast Asian traditions. These beings are not mere characters of folklore but profound symbols of the universe—Naga, the serpent deity, representing wisdom, rebirth, and the earth’s power; Garuda, the celestial eagle, embodying freedom, strength, and the dominion of the skies.
Their eternal struggle—serpent against eagle—is a metaphor for the balance of opposites: earth and sky, chaos and order, light and darkness. By modernizing their forms into human-like embodiments, these designs bring ancient mythology into the present while preserving their timeless symbolism.