Vanth is a figure from ancient Roman mythology, often depicted as a winged female spirit. She is associated with the underworld and is believed to guide souls to their final resting places. Vanth is typically shown holding a torch, symbolizing her role in illuminating the path for the deceased. In art, Vanth is frequently represented in funerary contexts, particularly on tombs and sarcophagi. Her imagery reflects the Roman belief in the afterlife and the importance of proper burial rites. Vanth's presence signifies hope and protection for the souls transitioning to the next world.