Seth

Seth the Egyptian god, also known as Setekh and Set, was the ancient Egyptian god of chaos, war, strength, storms and deserts. Immensely powerful, Seth was known to the people of ancient Egypt as "His Majesty", a title shared only with Ra, the sun god. Standing 8-3/4" tall, this hand painted cold-cast resin statue shows Seth in his Typhonic beast-headed form with a long golden scepter in his hand, symbolic of the power inherent to the gods.

Thoth with Writing Tablet

The Egyptian god of law, arbitration, science and writing, the ibis-headed god Thoth stands 11-3/4" tall in this exquisite statue. He is represented here as the observer, and the creator of written word as he was often revered. Made out of cold-cast resin and hand painted vividly in gold and silver, he is formed as though he is taking notes with his chisel and tablet, with his dark eyes staring past his writing to that which he exists beyond. This is a wonderful piece for all who revere the Egyptian pantheon or for those who look to Thoth for guidance in his mediation of the law.

Frost Bearer

Delicately sculpted out of cold cast resin, this statue depicts the cold beauty of a lady of winter. Garbed in white robes bedecked in daisies and snowflakes, and opening to revealing the cold, bare stalks of flowers at winter, she stares into a crystal ball that she cradles in her arms, looking with longing upon the fairies that revel in the spring. With her white mantle crowned in daisies and frost, she is a beautiful thing, reminding us that though the winter can be long, we still have spring ahead of us. This statue stands approximately 6-1/4" tall and spares no detail, making it a fantastic piece for decorating bookshelves, desks and anywhere else you’d like.

Elemental Goddess of Wind

Painted lightly in the colors of the sky at twilight, this statue of a Goddess of Wind is a beautiful piece of imagery. Clad in loose, sheer robes that billow across her windswept form, she is a lithe creature, with a face at once marked in sorrow and at peace and framed in her long, billowing hair that is swept aside by the harsh caress of a storm wind, held out of her face by an upraised arm. With knees bent, she seems to be almost sitting upon the breath of the wind, with her feet shrouded in clouds that are painted in the same twilight colors of her hair. She seems indeed a goddess of the sunset and the sunrise. A creature created of clouds and winds and all of the mystery and magick that one can find in the study of such things. Standing 8 1/2" high and 5" wide, she is the perfect addition to your altar or otherwise a fantastic icon to be placed where ever you might wish it within your home.

Elemental Goddess of Earth

The Goddess is often spoken of and revered as the heart of the earth; as the creator of life or the place from which all life springs. Here, she is portrayed in all such natural beauty and splendor, sprouting from the earth in a mingled vision of blossoming vegetation and feminine grace. Sculpted of cold-cast resin, she rises from the earth as an elder tree, with grasses and vines sprouting up from its base and surrounding the trunk. This elder tree rises up and the bark fades away, smoothing into the skin of the goddess's body, with brown hair flowing in the wind and her eyes closed as she basked serenely in the world around her; a beautiful symbol of elder life and knew, of her feminine power blended with that of nature as the power of life renews itself. This powerful image of the Earth Goddess stands 5 1/2" wide at its widest point, and 9" high, making for a delightful addition to your altar, or where ever else in your home you might want to view her in all of nature's majesty.

Elemental Goddess of Fire

Standing 8 " tall and 3" in diameter, this statue presents an enchanting portrayal of the Goddess of Elemental fire. Standing serenely inside the fire, with her eyes closed and hands upraised, she is clad only in the flames that dance up her body and garb her as though a flowing gown, untouched by the heat of the fire and unwavering in its embrace. With fire blossoming from her hands like twin torches, she holds her fingers up as though in a gesture of blessing, presenting the elegant and consuming nature of fire in its full glory. Made out of hand-painted cold cast resin and accented at the base with a ring of clear, multi-faceted gems, this statue would find a welcome home upon any altar or in any home.

Statue: Holy Death / Santisima Muerte

The Most Holy Death, also known as Saint Death, is widely revered in South America – particularly Mexico – as a figure who receives petitions for protection, love, and good luck. Though condemned as a pagan tradition by the Catholic Church, she is still often revered as Saint who will receive offerings and prayers, with some seeing her as a form of the Virgin Mary. Here she is presented in a traditional fashion, depicted as the Grim Reaper with a skull face, concealed in a black mantle and robe. In one hand she holds the reaper’s scythe and in the other she holds a clear glass globe, representing her ability to see and aid in your pleas. Made of cold cast resin, this statue stands 13" high and 6" wide.

Statue: Grim Reaper: pewter

With a crystal ball held in one outstretched hand and the train of his long robes trailing out behind him, the Dark Wanderer is a mysterious representation of the unknown journey ahead of us all. Made out of lead-free pewter and standing 1 3/8" tall, this delightfully detailed figurine is perfect for collectors of pewter artwork.