Winged bull

The Winged Bull, often associated with ancient Mesopotamian cultures such as the Assyrians and Babylonians, is a mythical creature that combines the features of a bull and an eagle. These sculptures, typically found in palace entrances, symbolize strength and protection. The wings represent power and divinity, while the bull signifies fertility and stability. Often adorned with intricate carvings, Winged Bulls served both decorative and symbolic purposes, embodying the authority of rulers and the might of the empires they represented. They reflect the rich mythology and artistry of ancient civilizations.