Mural "Pomegranate and oak. Thyme and rose", by Griss Lugard (NIKO Street Art)

This mural called "Pomegranate and oak. Thyme and rose", created by the artist Griss Lugard, is located in the Vake region. It serves as an amulet for local residents, symbolizing the desire of the Belarusian and Georgian people for prosperity and independence. The plants depicted in the mural, such as pomegranate, oak, thyme and rose, have deep historical roots and are associated with vitality, eternity and the revolutionary spirit.

Pomegranate and oak represent strength and fortitude, while thyme and rose symbolize tenderness and protection. These plants were not chosen by chance, because they personify the life values ​​that unite the peoples of Georgia and Belarus. Through this mural, the artist wanted to show that these character traits deserve recognition and are part of the culture of both peoples.