The greek Goddess did not die therefore she is immortal
She is the Greek goddess of rainbows.
Iris, the goddess of rainbows and messengers.
The Titan Arke is sometimes considered to be her enemy. Because Iris was the messenger for the Greek Gods, and Arke was the messenger for the Titans.
Iris was too minor a goddess to have her own animals, however, she is usually depicted with a water pitcher and a herald's rod made from two serpents. She is also depicted with wings, and, according to Aristophanes in his play "Birds", Homer compared her to a "timorous dove".
She had golden wings and carried a pitcher of water and a winged serpent staff. She traveled by using the rainbow.
Iris is a Greek goddess she is the message goddess and the goddess of rainbows 🌈 🌈
As far as I know, Iris did not have a "weapon." She was the goddess of the Rainbow, and a messenger of the gods. She holds a herald's staff. She brings water from the Stynx in a pitcher. This water is for oaths for the gods.
Iris was the goddess of the rainbow. She often worked for Hera as Hermes worked for Zeus.
The greek Goddess did not die therefore she is immortal
Iris was goddess of the rainbow, thus the rainbow would be her "emblem".
Iris was the goddess of the rainbow.
She is the Greek. Goddess of rainbows 🌈 and is the message goddess
She carries a winged serpent staff or caduceus and a pitcher of water from the river Styx.
The goddess Iris married Zephyrus, god of the west wind.
Iris was never killed or defeated in Greek myths.
If you're searching for the greek goddess, search under: Goddess of the Rainbow Iris.