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Looking for a birthday gift for my dad. He really likes mythology.

For your dad who has a love for mythology, I have some meaningful and personal gift ideas that are sure to make his birthday special.

1. Mythology Books: Consider gifting your dad a collection of mythology books that explore different mythologies from around the world. You can choose books that focus on Greek mythology, Norse mythology, or even comparative mythology books that delve into the similarities and differences across cultures. Some popular titles include "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" by Joseph Campbell, "Norse Mythology" by Neil Gaiman, or "The Power of Myth" by Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyers.

2. Mythological Artwork: Find beautiful mythological artwork that your dad can hang in his office or at home. Look for paintings or prints featuring his favorite mythological characters or scenes. This will not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of his space but also reminds him of his passion for mythology.

3. Mythology Inspired Jewelry: Consider gifting your dad a piece of jewelry inspired by mythology. Look for items like a pendant or a bracelet featuring symbols or figures from his favorite mythological stories. For example, a pendant with a representation of Thor's hammer for Norse mythology enthusiasts or a Medusa bracelet for those interested in Greek mythology.

4. Mythology Board Games: If your dad enjoys spending quality time with the family, consider gifting him a mythology-themed board game. Games like "Santorini," "Raiders of the North Sea," or "Cyclades" combine strategy and elements of mythology, allowing your dad to engage in his passion while having fun with loved ones.

5. Mythology Documentary Series: Help your dad dive deeper into his love for mythology by gifting him a documentary series or DVD collection that explores various mythological stories and their significance. Options like BBC's "Mythology" series or "The Story of God with Morgan Freeman" provide engaging and informative content for those fascinated by mythological tales and their cultural implications.

6. Mythology-inspired Clothing: Look for clothing items that feature mythology-inspired designs. T-shirts, hoodies, or even socks with symbols or artwork representing mythological figures can be a unique and fun gift for your dad. He can proudly wear these items and showcase his love for mythology to the world.

7. Mythology-inspired Travel: Consider arranging a trip to a destination that has a strong connection to mythology. It could be visiting ancient ruins in Greece, exploring Scandinavian folklore and history in Norway, or even attending reenactments of mythological stories at cultural festivals. Providing your dad with an opportunity to experience mythology firsthand will create lasting memories.

Remember that personalized gifts are always appreciated. Consider adding a handwritten note expressing your appreciation for your dad's love for mythology and how it has influenced you or your relationship. This will add an extra sentimental touch to the gift.

Or you can get him a star map with the date when he was born.

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“I wanted a keepsake to give to my father for his birthday as he has terminal cancer. He was delighted by his gift. The process of ordering was easy and delivery was prompt. A great gift idea.”

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