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• material artificial marble
• diameter 145 mm
• width 10 mm

Originally work of the Danish neoclassical sculptor Bertel Thorwaldsen.

• material artificial marble
• diameter 140 mm
• width 10 mm

Inspired by a bull's head shaped drinking vessel from Knossos, Crete, 15th century BCE, now exhibited at the Heraklion Archaeological Museum. material artificial stone hand painted size 120 x 165 x 25 mm

Hippocratic Oath as a wall decoration.

• material artificial stone with patina
• size 290 x 200 x 20 mm

Candle holder for a tea candle.

• material artifical stone with patina
• size 65 x 80 x 5 mm

The decoration is depicting the Trojan War hero Achilles, who was, according to Greek mythology, shot by an arrow in his heel, his only vulnerable spot. material artificial stone hand painted size 190 x 165 x 15 mm

Slavic Goddess Lada Statuette, an original work of Serbian sculptor Jovan Petronijevic. part of a unique chess set inspired by Slavic mythology can be bought separately, as a beautiful and original souvenir material resin, hand painted and patinated height 10.5 cm comes in original…

THOR, carved Wooden Sculpture.

• Material: wood
• Size: 23×9×6 cm

Venus de Milo, Magnet.

• Material: artificial marble
• Patina finish
• Size: 35 × 65 × 20 mm

Slavic Dragon from Knin, Magnet.

• Material: artificial marble
• Dimensions: 65 × 65 × 20 mm

The masks of Satyr were used in performances in ancient Greece. Satyrs are half human, half goat protectors of forests and herds. Material: artificial marble Surface: patina Dimensions: 65 × 65 × 20 mm

The cult of Veles is very strong and dominant. Apart from Perun, he was the only Slav deity worshiped by all Slavs. His cult survived for a long time with Slavs from the Balcans and the Carpathians. Veles is a God of earth, son of God Rod, the patron of cattlemen and farmers, in charge of crops,…

DAJBOG - The Giving God. Dajbog is one of the sons of Svarog, the Sungod, the one who gives light, rain and fertility – everything that is good. The Slavs believed that Dajbog travels the heavens every day in a magical quadriga yoked with four white horses with fiery manes and golden wings,…

DAJBOG - The Giving God. Dajbog is one of the sons of Svarog, the Sungod, the one who gives light, rain and fertility – everything that is good. The Slavs believed that Dajbog travels the heavens every day in a magical quadriga yoked with four white horses with fiery manes and golden wings, and…

STRIBOG – THE GOD OF WINDS. Stribog is one of the supreme Gods of ancient Slavs. According to the legend, he was born from the sparks that occured when Svarog, the heavenly smith, hit the Alatir stone and from the wind he made with each swing of His hammer. That’s why Stribog is the God of…

The WOLF is a totem animal of the old Slavs, their mythical ancestor. It played a significant role in the Slavic mythology and folklore. The wolf was venerated and feared. For the Slavic people wolves are tied up to protection rituals and ancestor worship, being a way to connect the…

JAV and NAV - Double Kolovrat (double spinning Sun wheel) - Reflects the eternal connection of Jav - the physical world we live in, and Nav - the spiritual world in which our glorious ancestors live. Constant turning and interaction of these two worlds demonstrates their strong spiritual…

Owl of Goddess Athena, magnet. Size: 6,2 x 3,7 cm.

Boar, Great Moravia, magnet. Size: 8,3 x 5,7 cm.

The Vitruvian Man or simply L'Uomo Vitruviano, is a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci. It is accompanied by notes based on the work of the architect Vitruvius. The drawing, which is in pen and ink on paper, depicts a man in two superimposed positions with his arms and legs apart and inscribed in a…