The Three Graces—typically Thalia, Euphrosyne, and Aglaea from Greek mythology—represent beauty, charm, grace, joy, and creativity. They are often shown as three elegant female figures in flowing dresses or draped fabrics, dancing or posing together with linked arms or raised hands in a harmonious, classical style. This design draws from famous historical artworks, like Antonio Canova’s late 18th-century interpretations of the Three Graces as a bas-relief or sculpture