Eros

In ancient Greek mythology, “Eros” (Ἔρως) is the god of love and desire. He is often depicted as a young and handsome winged god, armed with a bow and arrows. Eros plays a significant role in Greek mythology and is associated with the concept of romantic and passionate love.
According to mythology, Eros was the son of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. He was responsible for shooting his magical arrows into the hearts of gods and mortals, causing them to fall in love with the first person they saw. Eros’ arrows had the power to ignite feelings of love and desire, and he was considered a mischievous but powerful deity.
Eros’ story has inspired many ancient Greek works of art, literature, and poetry, and he remains an iconic figure in Western culture’s portrayal of love and romance.