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Apsaras floating through the air
According to Hindu mythology, apsaras are female flying cloud and water spirits.
“When now I think you can behold such sights”—Macbeth (3.4.113), referring to the ghost of Banquo.
“…false compare”—cf. William Shakespeare, sonnet 130.
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By Preston Keido HouserAccording to Hindu mythology, apsaras are female flying cloud and water spirits.
“When now I think you can behold such sights”—Macbeth (3.4.113), referring to the ghost of Banquo.
“…false compare”—cf. William Shakespeare, sonnet 130.