Kartlis Deda
Kartlis Deda, Tbilisi Overview
Kartlis Deda, translated as "Mother of Georgia," is a 20m tall monumental statue that stands atop Sololaki Hill overlooking Tbilisi. Beyond its artistic representation, the statue holds deep cultural significance, representing the warm hospitality and fierce protectiveness characteristic of Georgian culture. You can ascend the hill to admire the statue, take in the panoramic views of the city, and appreciate its symbolism within the context of Georgian traditions.
The statue of Kartlis Deda portrays a woman in traditional Georgian dress holding a bowl of wine in one hand to welcome guests and a sword in the other to guard against enemies. It embodies the spirit of Georgian hospitality and the nation's readiness to defend itself when necessary. Perched on a high hill, Kartlis Deda is visible from various parts of Tbilisi and has become a recognizable symbol of the city.
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