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Diana, revered as a goddess in ancient Roman mythology, embodied the essence of the hunt, the moon, and nature. As a powerful symbol, she was closely tied to wild animals and the mystical realm of woodland, wielding the authority to communicate with...

Tiki Deity of Prosperity: In Hawaiian mythology, this tiki is said to grant its possessor wealth and good fortune. A highly detailed, authentic sculpture designed specifically for 3D printing, it makes a perfect gift, party decoration, or addition to...

Indonesian mythological creature mask - high-definition digital model. The intricate designs and patterns on this ancient relic are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its creators. Intricately carved with vibrant colors, it exudes an aura...

... of the Yucatán Peninsula, in what is now Mexico. The depiction of the Feathered Serpent is present in other cultures of Mesoamerica. Kukulkan is closely related to the deity Qʼuqʼumatz of the Kʼicheʼ people and to Quetzalcoatl of Aztec mythology."

Cyclops are powerful Greek mythological beings with a single eye and a lineage of formidable Giants. Crafted entirely from scratch, they burst forth from my digital realm after 30 hours of meticulous creation. The primary focus was to design an agile...

This frieze vividly depicts the mythological scene where Nike, the embodiment of victory, expertly guides a majestic bull towards its ultimate sacrifice. The striking image is instantly evocative of the ornate reliefs that adorn the balustrade of the...

Athena stands out as the embodiment of wisdom, skill, and combat in ancient Greek faith and mythology. As time went on, Athena merged with the Roman deity Minerva. Characterized by her serene demeanor, Athena was said to stir slowly from calmness to...

PEGASUS The pegasus is a mythical winged divine horse, probably one of the most popular creatures in Greek mythology.   DETAILS 7.5 cm high fits on a standard D&D dungeon map (large, needs a 2"2" square) test printed on an LCD 3D printer ...

The name of the car, Fenyr, comes from the word Fenrir, the name of a monstrous wolf in Norse mythology The production of the car was originally planned to be up to 25 units per year, a drastic increase from the limited 7-car total production run of...

Imagin3Designs Presents: ARCANE ODDITIES A new collection of 28mm printable figures, designed to represent various fearsome creatures from the World of Galdor, from Mythology, and from the Dungeons & Dragons monster manual! Hill giants are selfish,...

A Keychain name tag for a nice nurse and all the health care workers named Melissa - https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=given+name+Melissa The name means Bee, the nymph that carried young Zeus in Greek Mythology. The Rod of Asclepius is...

Hermaphrodite was born from the union of Aphrodite and Hermes, two powerful deities in ancient mythology. ...According to legend, a nymph fell deeply in love with Hermaphroditus and, through her devoted prayers, the gods transformed her beloved into an...

(Mythology) Thx for the templates(remixed, simplificated), they doing the much more work ;-) Instructions i used For printing Touching buildplate. ...7% for Fill and 3 % for supports fill(stingy ;-)) At a point it can fall a needed support to side.i...

As the revered goddess of Roman mythology, Diana is forever tied to the primal forces of nature: hunting, the moon's silvery glow, and childbirth - sacred responsibilities that demand her unwavering protection and guidance for women and young girls...

Terpsichore, goddess of dance and chorus in Greek mythology, shines as one of nine revered Muses, bringing joy through movement. Her name reflects her enchanting role, signifying "delight in dancing." Often depicted seated with a lyre, she harmonizes...

... particularly the delicate may-flower. ...Though she was not a prominent figure in Roman mythology, ranking among several fertility goddesses, her connection to springtime made her an integral part of the season's festivities as the goddess of youth.

The iconographic program reveals both local and imported elements from classical Greek mythology. Take a closer look at the notes for a more detailed description. ... This piece is on display in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale Tarquiniense...

Imagin3Designs Presents: ARCANE ODDITIESA new collection of wall-mounted busts designed to represent the various fearsome creatures from the world of Galdor, from Mythology, and from the Dungeons & Dragons monster manual! The undisputed lords of most...

... wonders. ...Though often overshadowed by other fertility goddesses in Roman mythology, her connection to the awakening of spring earns her special significance at the threshold of this seasonal transition, much like her role as patron deity of youth.

Majestic Desk Companion is a showstopping, 12 cm tall 3D printed statue of a half-human, half-horse mythological creature that stands proudly on any desk or shelf. Divided into nine intricate parts, this collectible figurine is ready to be assembled...

The Eguzkilore (Sun Flower, Carlina Acauris) is a symbol of Basque mythology that is placed at the entrance door of some farmhouses and houses and protects them. I print it in white PLA, paint it with water based acrylic paints, and to protect it I...

Greek Mythology Enthusiasts Unite at Helladic.info Link Explore the Ancient World with the Myceanean Atlas Project's Groundbreaking Research Discover Hidden Treasures Using DEM Net Elevation API Data from NASADEM's High-Resolution Maps Get Involved...

In Aztec mythology, Coyolxauhqui is a powerful daughter of Coatlicue and Mixcoatl who commands the Centzon Huitznahuas, the southern star gods. She rules over her brothers, the Four Hundred Southerners, with authority, leading them in an attack...

... of Francois I, the symbol was largely depicted in his palace. He in fact compares himself to this mythological animal because of its regenerative capacity. ...The animal is said to be able to survive to fire, which symbolizes the power of France.

Chinard followed in the tradition of the mythological portrait, but gave his composition a fuller dimension by adding arms to the bust. ...This non-idealized portrait illustrates the sculptor's ability to combine grandeur and delicacy to reveal the...

Lilith is the name of a female demon in Jewish mythology and Christian theology. John Collier, an English author born in 1887, wrote extensively about this figure. Lilith's existence has been widely debated throughout history. The earliest known...

Stone by day, warriors at night Brooklyn is a red gargoyle with a big white mane, two horns and a long snout that belongs to the animated series Gargoyles (Gargoyles, mythological heroes, in Spain; Gothic Heroes, in Latin America), which was...

Imagin3Designs Presents: ARCANE ODDITIESA new collection of wall-mounted busts designed to represent the various fearsome creatures from the world of Galdor, from Mythology, and from the Dungeons & Dragons monster manual! The undisputed lords of most...

The Greenman is a curious mythological symbol which appears throughout Europe, especially in the British Isles. ...Consisting of a face made entirely of leave or of a face surounded by leaves and 'disgorging' (or spewing out) fronds of foliage from his...

... King Louis XIV; it was placed in the North parterre. ...Like the companion piece (on display next to it at the Louvre), it is decorated with marine triumph. Amphitrite, wife of Neptune (god of the sea in Roman mythology), is recognisable in this scene.