Originally, sirens were depicted as beings with the body of a bird and the head of a woman. The first reference to the popular image of the siren, half fish and half woman, is found in the Odyssey. Their origin is unclear, but they are associated with spirits from the world of the dead.
Seductive and treacherous. In medieval legends, Christians associated sirens with carnal temptation and female sin. Seduction of women was frowned upon since ancient times, and it is clear that sirens were demonized and depicted as evil, bloodthirsty sea spirits who used seduction to devour sailors.
On the other hand, the sirens represent the obstacles life throws at you, the temptations that appear along the way, and you have to dodge them like Ulysses in the Odyssey, who tied himself to the central mast and asked that no one untie him under any circumstances. That mast represents the central axis of life, balance, and firmness.
With this piece, we want to reclaim women's freedom to seduce and be seductive, without being demonized or punished for it, and the right to, once again, fall into sin and succumb to temptation without fear.

The Sirena Gold Necklace is a piece handmade using traditional jewelry methods in brass, plated in 24k gold with a protective layer that extends the durability of the plating.

Medal: 48mm x 13mm