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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. A modern interpretation based on real men by Oberon and Morning Glory Zell.
$64.95 | |  | | Eros Statue - Antiqued Ivory
Eros in Greek mythology, was the primordial god of sexual love and beauty. He was also worshipped as a fertility deity. His Roman counterpart was Cupid ("desire"). In the Theogony Hesiod makes
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$74.95 | |  | | Bronze Venus on a Half-Shell Idol
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$59.95 | |  | | Classic Zeus Statue
Zeus was the Supreme God in Ancient Greece, father of the Olympian gods and ruler of mankind. Zeus had his golden throne on the highest summit of Mount Olympus and was respected and awed by Gods and mortals alike.
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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.
$64.95 | |  | | Pan at Play
One of the most ancient, most powerful gods of nature, Pan brings his charm, his sense of revelry, and his remarkable spirit with him wherever he wanders. A god of the forest and the mountain, a god of music and dramatic criticism, Pan wears many hats. In Roman religion he became Faunus, a god of the spring and father of the animal goddess Fauna.
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The Greek God Pan is perhaps the most familiar form of the Horned God/Wild Man archetype. Our classical imagery of this country-dwelling deity is derived from the Homeric Hymn to Pan. He is an ancient god indeed, harkening back to the old hunter/gatherer societies with their horned or antlered shamanic gods. But with animal domestication Pan became the herdsman's god associated with goats. His original worship was in Arcadian Greece.
$40.00 | |  | | Zeus Statue with a Lightning Bolt
Whether he is waging against the Titans or striking out at his brothers and sisters, who once sought to usurp him, Zeus and his might lightning bolt are certainly a striking image.
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Centaurs are protectors, guardians of knowledge, and merry makers. They pack a three part punch which is sure to invigorate the atmosphere of your sacred space and channel in some ancient energy.
$74.95 | |  | | Hermes the Messenger Statue
A patron of travelers, poets, commerce, theives, athletes: Hermes, also known as Mercury, is the messenger of the gods. He carries messages, directs dreams, and guides souls through the world and underworld. Invoke his sacred presence with this gorgeously wrought cold cast resin statue of Hermes wearing his iconic winged cap.
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Welcome Hercules, heroic mortal turned demi-god into your home! A pillar of strength, he was honored as a benefactor of mankind and worshipped as an intermediary between gods and mortals. Call upon him in your own home with this gorgeous cold cast bronze statue featuring a pensive Hercules leaning on a pillar draped in the Nemean lions skin.
$59.95 | |  | | Artemis the Huntress
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$74.95 | |  | | The Athens Bronze Zeus
Almighty Zeus, the father, is depicted here with his arm outstretched to throw a thunderbolt. Based on a larger bronze in the Athens Museum which was created circa 460 BCE. A god of the sky, he is often given the epithet 'the cloud gatherer.' He is also associated with the keeping of oaths and hospitality.
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Bacchus, the Roman name of the god Dionysus, is "the god that comes"! He was the god of wine, merrymaking, and divine ecstasy. Entertain him in your home and perhaps gain his favor.
$49.95 | |  | | Mighty Atlas Bronze Dish
Atlas was a Titan, one of the firstborn sons of Earth. Atlas made the mistake of siding with his brother Cronus in a war against Zeus. In punishment, he was compelled to support the weight of the heavens by means of a pillar on his shoulders.
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