Greek mythology, both gods and mortals coveted the golden apples the mother goddess Gaia gave as a wedding present to Hera and Zeus. They were kept in a garden guarded by the Hesperides, daughters of the goddess of the night, and by Ladon, a hundred-headed dragon that never slept. These apples promised immortality and anyone who ate them would never again experience hunger, thirst, suffering or illness.
.: Material: 0.25” thick grade-A acrylic
.: Hand-polished, crystal clear edges
.: Fitted with french cleat backing for easy and secure hanging
.: Screws for installing the hanging included