The Mother of Georgia Statue, also known as Kartlis Deda, is an iconic monument overlooking Tbilisi, symbolizing Georgian hospitality and strength. Holding a sword and a wine cup, it's a powerful cultural emblem offering great city views.

Admire the 20-meter tall statue symbolizing Georgian character, holding wine for friends and a sword for enemies, offering a unique cultural insight.
In their own words: “And what you see above is the statue of Mother of Georgia. And what you see above is the statue that is the Mother of Georgia, and she is the protector of Georgia. ... The Mother of Georgia statue is 20 meters tall. It was built in 1958. And in one hand, the statue holds wine and in the other, a sword. Sword. The sword is for Georgia's enemies, and the wine is for Georgia's well-wishers and guests.”

Admire the iconic 20-meter-high statue, symbolizing Georgian hospitality and defense, offering a powerful presence over the city.
In their own words: “At the top are the ruins of the 4th century Narikala Fortress and the 20 meters high 'Mother of Georgia' monument. She looks out over the city from above, holding a bowl of wine in one hand for friends and a sword on the other for enemies.”
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