This mural, created by artist Dziya, is based on the concept of the mythological figure Mambera, the pagan god of Sakartvelo who ruled wolves. In legend, Mambera tied the jaws of wolves with a red thread to prevent them from attacking those who lived honestly, and untied them, allowing the wolves to punish those who acted dishonestly.
Image on the mural represents a symbolic scene with a wolf and elements of Georgian ornamentation, including traditional jugs and leaves. The bright colors and stylized shapes reflect the local culture, while the Georgian words remind us of the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions. As the inscription says: “As you sow, so shall you reap.”
The mural was painted on the porch of a building with a separate entrance, which emphasizes its significance for people passing by, reminding them of responsibility for your actions.
