The Medusa carved in our marble Medusa head is a banshee in Greek mythology. Medusa's appearance is described as a snake-like head, boar-like fangs, bronze hands and claws, and golden wings. Anyone looking straight into Medusa's eyes will become a stone statue. But in addition to her evil side and terrifying appearance, in Greek, "Medusa" also means "guardian". The image of Medusa is often used as a hedge. Her image appeared not only on the breastplate of Athena, but also on the breastplate of Alexander the Great during the excavations of the ancient city of Pompeii, inlaid in the war between Alexander the Great and the Persian king Darius. This is one of the reasons why Medusa sculptures are so popular today. The Turkish people like Medusa sculpture the most. The Turks believe that the prying eyes of the "Evil Eye" and those who hide in the darkness of the Evil Eye will bring bad luck to people. "Eye of Medusa" is a mirror that can block and reflect evil eyes. The Medusa, which can be seen everywhere in Turkey, has become their protective umbrella against those evil things. The Turkish people are already full of sympathy and compassion for the fate of this beautiful priestess who was once a symbol of holiness, so they are willing to believe in her power to protect the people, and they are willing to believe that the power she leaves behind can dispel demons and Medusa can protect them.