Goddess Athena Statue #6446

12" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$42.99

Greek Centaur Statue #6142

12" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$42.99

Moon Goddess Diana Statue #6143

11 1/4" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$42.99

God Zeus Statue #6144

11 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$42.99 

God Poseidon Statue #6295

11 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$72.99

Poseidon Riding Sea Horse Statue #6445

12 1/2" tall

Ivory Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$62.99

Goddess Artemis Statue #6447

12 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$49.99

Atlas Statue #6448

12 3/4" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$49.99

Medusa Statue #6707

11 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$45.99

Goddess Hera Statue #6708

10 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$42.99

God Aries Statue #6908

11 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$45.99

God Apollo Statue #6909

11 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$45.99

Aphrodite Statue #7243

12" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$45.99

God Hephaestus Statue #7095

12 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$52.99

Goddess Demeter Statue #7094

10 1/2" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$45.99

Goddess Nike Statue #6910

13 3/4" tall

Cold Cast Resin Highlighted With Gold Leaf

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$45.99

Goddess Fortuna Statue #6904

10 3/4" tall

Cold Cast Resin

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$49.99

Mars and Venus Statue #7115

10 3/4" tall

Cold Cast Resin

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$59.99

Pluto and Proserpina Statue #PT6043

Measures 14" in height

$49.99

Angel & Centaur Statue 11"$49.99

God Zeus- Ruler of All Greek Gods (marble finish) Statue 12.25" PT6136

Majestic!

$49.99

Ares- God of War (marble finish) Statue 12.5" PT6137

$42.99

Perseus and Pegasus Statue PT6006

17" tall $99.99

Goddess Venus Statue 11.5" tall

$49.99

Goddess Diana Statue 11.5" tall $49.99

Hermes Messenger of the Gods Statue 9" tall $37.99

Apollo God of Light Statue 12" $39.99

Rape of the Sabines Statue PT6044

15.6" $49.99

Hades- Lord of the Underworld Statue  (marble finish)PT6138

$45.99

11"

Maybe Hell isn't so bad......

Eros- Greek God of Love Statue

This capricious Greek God of love brings changes as swift as the arrow's flight. His shafts of ecstasy pierce the heart and loosen the limbs. A modern interpretation based on real men by Oberon and Morning Glory Zell. 9" tall, ivory or white finish on polyresin cast. $58.99

Aphrodite Goddess of Love Statue

This Greek Goddess of love and beauty casts Her flirtatious glance in our direction, bringing Her blessings into our lives. A modern interpretation inspired by living women as models, sculpted by Oberon Zell. 9" tall ivory or white finish on polyresin cast. $58.99

Artemis Statue

Cultivate decisiveness and self-esteem with Artemis, whose bow is symbolic of an exquisitely tuned inner tension. She is the deity of wild places, groves and ponds. This moon-goddess was "whole without a man," hence immune to falling in love, and was the Protectress of Animals. Her confidence will inspire you!
[Louvre, c. 200 BCE] White marble-colored Gypsumstone statue. #ART
$46.99

Diana of Ephesus Statue

Diana of Ephesus is Goddess of the Amazons. Ancient worship focused on the nature goddesses Isis, Ishtar, Inanna and called Her Queen of Heaven. By Roman times she is called Diana; yet at Ephesus in Anatolia, Her worship was most profound under the names Mother of Animals, Many-Breasted Artemis. Columnar and wearing a unique ritual garment adorned with animals, her crown and staring gaze incorporates Astarte, while Her moon disc and horned beasts evoke Diana Her temple, which was built by Amazons (undoubtedly matrilineal priestesses), was one of the wonders of the ancient world and a goal of devout pilgrimage. In AD 380 her shrine was rededicated to Mary, whose old age and death was placed at Ephesus by Church legend. Note the similarity of posture, palms bestowing blessing, with countless images of Mary.
Sand-colored Gypsumstone statue. #DOE9
$37.99

Demeter, the Goddess of all Growing Things Doorplate
This precious Mycenaean engraving is one of the earliest depictions of the Great Mystery. Goddess Demeter has brought Kore (Persphone) back to Earth, and sits under the Tree of Life offering flowers to her priestesses. Kore is reaching up to bring the tree into bloom. The labrys, or double headed ax, symbolizes the Goddess as a butterfly changeling, as well as a bee of pollinating fertility, beneath the moon-sun arc of heaven. A gift for gardeners and all lovers of Springtime!
[Crete, 1600 BCE]
Cold Cast Bronze #BZ-BLG $18.99

3" Satyr Herne Statue

His secure, solid, and sexual presence reflects qualities of beingness common to vegetative and animal life forms unburdened by the human quest for rationality. The Herne "wildman" shares qualities of fertility with Kernunnos and the foliate-headed Green Man carved into chapel cloisters throughout western Europe. [design from oral tradition]
Cold cast bronze. #BZ-SAT $21.99

Hestia: Goddess of the Hearth Statue 8"

Hestia, in the high dwellings of all, both deathless gods and men who walk on earth, you have gained an everlasting abode and highest honor: glorious is your portion and your right. For without you mortals hold no banquet, - where one does not duly pour sweet wine in offering to Hestia both first and last.
~Homeric Hymn to Hestia~

Daughter of Chronos and Rhea, Hestia is Hearth, the first born of the Olympians. Hestia, who discovered how to build houses, extends her power over altars, hearths, and states. All prayers and sacrifices end with this goddess, because she is the guardian of the innermost things. She is a virgin goddess and can never be ensnared by the goddess of love. Instead of marriage, Zeus granted that her place should be in the very midst of the house. For that reason mortals did not hold banquet without offering to Hestia both first and last, and many homes naturally included an altar to Hestia.

Her Roman name was Vesta, and her Vestal Virgins tended the sacred flame of Rome. [Vesta Giustiniani, Roman copy of a Greek work c. 470 B.C.E.]

8" white antique stone color resin #HST $33.99

Hecate with Torches statue 6"

Hearing from the utmost depths, the dread Goddess approached, all entwined with fearsome serpents and leaves of oak, amidst a shimmering blaze of torchlight; while all around her chthonic hounds bayed shrilly, all the meadows trembled at her footfall, and the nymphs of marshland and river cried aloud.
So enters Hecate moving through the night. The only Goddess powerful enough to travel the three worlds: heaven, earth and underworld.
This image comes from the site of the famous Eleusian Mystery School. The rites concerned Hecate leading Persephone back from the underworld with her torches to embrace her mother, Demeter, and bring spring back to the world. A caring and personal guide, Hecate show us the way to and from her Mysteries. She is a key-holder and light-bringer, protector and transitioner. Gatekeeper and guide. Images of Hecate often guarded the doorway to the inner sanctuary of the Mysteries. Here she hurries through the night looking back to ensure we follow and do not loose our way at the crossroads.
Childbirth and life changes
[ Reconstructed from a pediment carving at Eleusis, Greece, 480 B.C.E.]
antique stone color resin statue. #HCT $24.99

Medusa Statue 8"

In some traditions she was a serpent goddess of the Libyan Amazons and represented female wisdom. In others she was an Anatolian Sun Goddess. Medusa is identical with the Crone or Destroyer aspect of the dark Egyptian goddess Nieth; she was also one member of the triple personae of the North African goddess An-Ath. When that goddess was imported by the Greeks as patroness of Athens, Medusa's fierce visage was embossed on Athena's shield. That her wrath turned men to stone may be a folk memory of the theft of wise woman culture by the patriarchy. An allomorph of Kali, this image with her sword and lion guards the goddess temple at Corfu.
Black/bronze colored Ganges clay. #M
$34.99

Mithras Statue 7"

Mithras invites Change
This image shows Mithras slaying the constellation Taurus, bringing forth the regenerative powers of spring. Mithras was the most widely venerated god in the Roman Empire at the time of Christ. He bears many similarities to Christ, including birth on December 25. Be reborn with Mithras!
[Virginia Museum, Richmond, c. 100 CE] White Gypsumstone. #MIT
$33.99

Hera statue 8.5"

Regal and Powerful, this statue depicts Hera holding a flowering apple branch from her western orchard of immortality. Romans worshipped her as Juno. Amazon priestesses fought for matriarchy in Hera's name as recently as the time of Herodotus (450 BCE). As Goddesses everywhere lost power, Hera was forced into marriage with Zeus, but retained her position as Queen of the Gods. Her name is from the Aegean Greek for "Lady" or "Holy One." Invite Hera to grace your altar.
[From a Greek Amphora, circa 700 BCE] Antique stone colored resin statue. #HE$35.99

Minerva, Patron of Feminine Crafts
This Roman version of Athena displays her wisdom totem, the owl, on her helmet. Minerva's serpent helped guide her creative skills of spinning and weaving.
White marble colored Gypsumstone statue not brass like it looks in the picture! #MIN $27.99

Diana Goddess of the Hunt Statue

Lovely Goddess of the Bow, of all tender wild creatures." Diana was the Roman name for the Greek Goddess Artemis, Moon Maiden, divine huntress and protector of the wilderness. This modern image by Oberon Zell was inspired by the "Pastorale" scene from Fantasia. 8-1/4" tall polyresin finished in blue and silver, or black and silver. (blue shown)$48.99

Pan Statue

The Piper at the Gates of Dawn." The goat-footed God Himself inspired this modern reconstruction of the divine guardian of the flock and fields. He projects the lusty sensuality of the Primal Male in his roles as progenitor and protector of the Wildwood. This modern interpretation is by Oberon Zell and is 6-1/2" tall, cast in polyresin.
$38.99