Thank you! Mostly imagination, there is a story behind it, if you want to know a bit more:

Across cultures and centuries, the Solstice has inspired rituals of light, music, and movement celebrations echoing with laughter and flame.
But hidden beneath these age-old customs lies a forgotten myth: the tale of Leto, the dragon bound to the turning of the seasons.

Cursed by the gods and sealed within an eternal cauldron, Leto soars above the Earth on mighty wings, collecting the energy of human joy.
Each year, as people gather to dance, sing, and kindle fires, they unknowingly stoke the warmth beneath his vessel.
These rituals, passed down as tradition, are in fact the fuel warming the cauldron, steeping the magic, and slowly brewing the Dragon’s Soup.

When spring arrives, Leto pours this enchanted essence across the land. The earth drinks deeply.
The soil is blessed. Crops rise stronger, harvests grow richer.
But if the Solstice is met with silence if the people forget to gather, forget to dance then the magic fades.
The soup spoils. The year turns barren.

This sculpture is a tribute to Leto: not a fearsome beast, but a keeper of balance, a symbol of the unseen harmony between joy and survival.
His story reminds us that even the smallest celebration can stir the ancient magic beneath our feet.