The garden of Cerberus by N0t_Lux

In Greek mythology, aconite or wolfsbane, is said to have sprung from the foam dripping from Cerberus' mouth when Heracles dragged him out of the Underworld. From that moment, the flower became a symbol of both danger and protection: beautiful enough to invite admiration, yet powerful enough to remind us that every boundary exists for a reason. This design reimagines Cerberus not as a monster, but as a gentle keeper surrounded by blooming wolfsbane. A reminder that even the most feared things can exist to protect rather than destroy. Its message is simple: "All flowers are worth protecting."

The "different", the "misunderstood", and the "fragile" all deserve a place to bloom. So, just as Cerberus guards the gates without cruelty, we, too, can protect what others overlook. Beauty does not have to be harmless to be cherished, and kindness does not have to be seen as weakness. After all, protection can wear many forms.