Attis is a figure from ancient mythology, primarily associated with the Phrygian and Greek cultures. He is often depicted as a youthful and handsome god of vegetation, representing the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Attis is closely linked to the goddess Cybele, who is considered his mother or consort. Their relationship symbolizes the connection between nature and fertility. In the myths, Attis experiences a tragic fate, often involving themes of sacrifice and resurrection. His story reflects the changing seasons, as he dies and is reborn, mirroring the growth and decay found in nature. This cycle made him an important figure in ancient rituals celebrating renewal and fertility.