The ouroboros as a recurring symbol in art and mythology, a look into its evolution and reinterpretation across cultures and ...

The ouroboros is an ancient symbol of a serpent consuming its own tail, seen across multiple cultures and time periods. Its circularity represents eternity and the cycle of birth, life, and death ...

In Christian symbolism, the serpent is most famously associated with the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, where the snake, embodying Satan, tempts Eve to eat the forbidden fruit.

Celebs like Liu Yifei (left) and Anne Hathaway sparkle in serpent-inspired Bulgari jewels. Chinese New Year, Spring Festival, or as it’s also known, Lunar New Year, kicks off on January 29th.

The ouroboros [Greek, “tail eater”], an icon of a serpent or dragon eating its own tail, originated in Egypt and later transferred into the Greek mystery cults, Gnosticism, and Hermeticism.

In renderings, Asclepius is typically depicted holding a staff with a serpent wrapped around it. While different interpretations of the serpent's significance exist, one of the more commonly held ...