Introducing our Naga Women Gallery

Naga Women draws on the temple myths of South and Southeast Asia, where the nagas guard water, shrines and hidden treasure. Each woman has a human face and figure and, from the waist down, one long serpent tail in jade, violet, silver, bronze or copper-red scales.
She coils around a broken pillar in a flooded temple, rises from a lotus pool in dawn mist and sits enthroned under a cobra hood between braziers, in gold collars and jeweled crowns. It holds 125 images in the Myth and History Female Art album; Lizardfolk and Nagas has their kings.
The whole gallery is free to browse at preview size. Members download every image as a full-size UHD file, and complete galleries are also given away free if you want to start there.
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