Hephaestus - Greek & Roman Mythology

hephaestus  Hephaestus was a master craftsman His name was used to denote the element of fire because he was the god of fire He created many of the Gods' crafts and Hephaestus also made a scepter for Zeus, which the god gave to Hermes, Hermes to Pelops 1, Pelops 1 to Atreus, Atreus to Thyestes 1, and Thyestes 1 to Agamemnon

In one version, the great goddess Hera gave birth to Hephaestus without the help of her husband Zeus as revenge for his immaculate conception of Athena, who was Born to Hera , Hephaestus was unique among the Olympian gods as he was not physically idealized His legs were crippled, and he

HEPHAESTUS aims to fuse cutting-edge technologies with traditional craftsmanship, co-creating sustainable solutions in tools, methodologies, and business models Physical description Hephaestus is portrayed as a chubby god who uses a wheelchair He's completely naked, saved for the arm guards and the light blue mantle