A snake-haired lady is a mythological figure often depicted with serpents for hair. A famous example can be found in the Greek tale of Medusa, whose hair of writhing snakes frightened any who looked upon her.
The snake-haired lady archetype has been found in various cultures, representing power, wisdom, danger, and the wild, untamed aspects of nature. Historically, these figures have played significant roles in mythology, literature, and art.