Peacock angel

Great pic. It makes me remember seeing the white peacocks at the San Diego zoo when I was a kid - that was a long time ago!

MELEK TAUS, Peacock Angel of Yezidi by Lady 7 Archangels on ArtStation.

I saw images float around of 'biblically accurate' seraphim that were just wings with lots of eyes. It seemed fun to mix that idea with a harpy, and what better bird to represent the many eyes than a peacock.

Nov 9, 2011 - The Yazidi consider Tawûsê Melek an emanation of God and a benevolent angel who has redeemed himself from his fall and has become a demiurge who created the cosmos from the Cosmic egg. After he repented, he wept for 7,000 years, his tears filling seven jars, which then quenched the fires of hell.Tawûsê Melek is sometimes transliterated Malak Ta'us, Malak Tawus, or Malik Taws. Melek was borrowed from the Arabic term "king" or "angel". Tawûs is uncontroversially translated…

Nikolai Konstantinovich Kalmakov - Seraphim -c.1916

'Peacock Angel' by unknownbinaries. .

The appearance of a certain rainbow, according to Yezidi prophecy, will signal the dawn of a golden era that they call the Age of Shambhala, when all races will be united in peace.

Melek Taus, aka Tawûsê Melek, is the central figure of the Yazidi faith. Peacocks never looked so cool.

Adramelech is considered a demon in some Judeo-Christian traditions. He appears in Milton'sParadise Lost, where Adramelech is a fallen angel who, along with Asmodeus, is vanquished by Uriel and Raphael. According to Collin de Plancy's book ondemonology, Infernal Dictionary. Adramelech became the President of the Senate of the demons. He is also the Chancellor of Hell and supervisor of Satan's wardrobe. Adramelech is generally depicted with a human torso, a mule's head, a peacock tail, and…