Mythical artifacts are legendary objects often featured in folklore, mythology, and literature. These items are typically imbued with magical powers or significant historical importance, such as the Holy Grail or Excalibur. They often serve as central elements in stories, representing quests, challenges, or the pursuit of knowledge. Many cultures have their own mythical artifacts, each with unique attributes and stories. For example, the Ring of Gyges from Greek mythology grants invisibility, while the Sampo from Finnish folklore brings prosperity. These artifacts often symbolize deeper themes, such as the struggle between good and evil or the quest for immortality.