The three fates

Referred to in Mythology is the Moirae (the allotters), or the Fates; Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, were the daughters of Zeus. As the three Sisters of Fate, Lachesis, Atropos, and Clotho, det

Art by Sherrie Thai of Shaireproductions.com

The Deities responsible for our destiny. Moirae in ancient Greece, Fates in Roman Empire and Norns in the Norse mythology.

art by @missupacey on insta.

Wool and silk woven tapestry, South Netherlands, late 16th century. Fates controlled the span of human life; Clotho was the spinner , Lachesis was the drawer of lots, and Atropos represented the inevitable end to life. Body of Chastity. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Illustration by Sól Hrafnsdóttir http://www.grafiksense.net/sol/?id=25

¨Fates¨or Moirai, the three sisters fates, Cloto, Laquesis & Atropos, by Juanco (History gives credits traditionally only to the Greeks, but this beings exist in many traditions of the world around the area, not authentically & originally Greek since they are almost prehistorical, with roots in the center of the ¨Old World¨ area between Europe, Asia & Africa.

The fates worked the mortal thread of life. One spun the thread, another measured the life allotted to each person, and the last cut the thread. This fates illustration was created with pen and ink on Readi-Board foam board.

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