Νίκης (Victory) is a personification of triumph in ancient Greek mythology. Often depicted as a winged goddess, she symbolizes success in various endeavors, particularly in warfare and athletic competitions. Her Roman counterpart is Victoria. In art, Νίκης is frequently shown with wings, representing speed and the ability to soar above challenges. Statues and reliefs of her can be found in many ancient sites, celebrating victories in battles and games, such as the Olympic Games. She embodies the spirit of achievement and the joy of winning.