The term 'Six-Winged Angel' is a reference to the SERAPH, a type of celestial being found in the Abrahamic religions. In Christianity, the Seraphim are described as having six wings and serving as the caretakers of God's throne. They are often seen as symbols of holiness, purity, and protection. In Judaism, the Seraphim are described as fiery serpents that guard the gates of Eden. In Islam, they are described as angels of light who protect the faithful.