The boy who flew with wings fashioned by his father Daedalus from feathers and wax. His transparent ambition (the desire to soar) was made literal, but its fragility led to his fall when he flew too close to the sun, melting the wax.

Spirit beings of the air, often depicted with delicate, translucent wings, representing ethereal beauty, connection to nature's subtle forces, and the fragile, fleeting quality of inspiration and dreams.