Blown Glass Dragon

A fantastic little dragon, perfect for hanging in your favorite window! 

The symbolism of the dragon varies widely from culture to culture. Choose your dragon wisely and imbue it with the means you value.

In Asian cultures, especially Chinese, dragons are revered as symbols of strength, wisdom, and good fortune. They embody natural elements and are associated with benevolence, bringing rain and prosperity. The dragon holds a significant place in Chinese mythology, viewed as a protector and a figure of imperial authority. The dragon symbolizes harmony, auspiciousness, and fertility, and is depicted in many festivals, such as the Chinese New Year.

In Western cultures dragons are often portrayed as fearsome and destructive creatures. They symbolize chaos and greed, frequently serving as obstacles or villains in stories where heroes must confront and overcome them. Dragons are depicted guarding treasures or princesses, representing challenges that must be engaged and conquered.

Within Western culture is Celtic Mythology. The Celts viewed dragons as powerful and wise beings associated with the earth and water, embodying aspects of nobility and protection. The red dragon is notably associated with Wales and symbolizes national identity and pride. 

In Native American cultures there are serpent-like creatures with similar protective and transformative attributes exist, representing the connection to nature and the forces governing the world. 

In Christianity, dragons often symbolize evil and chaos, representing adversaries to divine order. They are linked to themes of temptation and malevolence, as seen in biblical references, where they embody the devil or sin. 

Colors vary, let fate chose the best one for you!