Iris for her interlocking line that folds back

interlocking line that folds back on itself at right angles

often referred to as the "Phantom Queen

The solar disk is often depicted as a circle

Coatlicue is also depicted wearing a necklace of human hearts

riding a chariot pulled by leopards

Iris for her interlocking line that folds backIris Hair Sword Inspired by the Greek Goddess Iris. Goddess of the rainbow. A walk through the art: At the hilt, a crescent moon cradles a lab grown rainbow oval opal set in a beveled frame. The crescent moon symbolizes the divine feminine. The opal symbolizes purity, hope, creativity and love. It was chosen for this design because of its rainbow coloring. Perched delicately on the opal is a butterfly, a symbol of soul and transformation. Around the