In Greek mythology, the three Graces, also called the Charites, were goddesses of charm, beauty, creativity, fertility and human creativity, and graciousness. They were the daughters of Zeus and Eurynome, and they were sisters of the Horae. The Graces were often depicted as beautiful young women, who were often shown in art and literature as dancing, singing and playing musical instruments. They were also associated with love, marriage, and childbirth. The Graces were said to have been born in a garden of flowers and they were often depicted as beautiful young women with flowers in their hair. The Graces were believed to be able to bring joy, beauty and harmony into the world.