Eye of Hades

1. Eye of Hades

The Eye is a symbol of protection. The God of the Dead kept a watchful gaze over the souls in his domain.

2. Eternity

This classical Greek pattern represents the constant flow of life—an endless cycle of life and death.

3. Legacy

The cross-section is a nod to classical Greek architecture, under which Hades was likely worshipped; it’s legacy on modern design cannot be overstated.

4. Decay

The dead vines that twist around the entire peace symbolize a state of decay. They can also be interpreted as roots to reference Hades’ realm below the earth.