Devil Gargoyle Crawling Down a Column 18 cm
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Devil Gargoyle Crawling Down a Column, 18 cm
A horned guardian rises from the ancient ruins
What if the stone guardians of ancient cathedrals left their posts after dark? This horned devil gargoyle seems to capture precisely that moment: With a demonic grimace, the creature creeps down from a square column as if it had just awakened from centuries of slumber. Gargoyles are deeply connected to Gothic architecture, dark legends, and ancient folklore, which holds that their terrifying faces can ward off evil from buildings. The legend of the water dragon La Gargouille from Rouen is also part of their mysterious history. As a sinister guardian among candles, old books, and Gothic home decor, this figure brings the atmosphere of weathered cathedrals and dark fantasy right into your home.
The approximately 18 cm tall Gothic Gargoyle on a Column was cast from high-quality polyresin with a faux stone finish and then hand-painted. Particularly striking is the depiction of the horned creature, which appears to be crawling down a square column, giving it an unusually dynamic silhouette. The antique-style design is reminiscent of historic gargoyles and makes this gargoyle figure a distinctive decoration for a shelf, sideboard, or your personal cabinet of curiosities. Ideal for lovers of Gothic decor, medieval legends, dragons, demons, and dark fantasy.
Delivery includes: 1 x Teufelsgargoyle kriecht von einer Säule 18cm
- Contents: 1 Stück
- Color: Gray, Black
- Size: 18 x 11 x 11 cm
- Weight: 55 g
- Material: Polyresin
- An antique-looking Gothic gargoyle with horns, rising from a square column, serves as an impressive decorative water spout
- According to legend, in the 8th century there lived a dragon named Le Gargouille, who often spewed water instead of fire and flooded the surrounding area
- Saint Romanus of Rouen is said to have captured the dragon, had it beheaded, and had the dragon's head affixed to the city wall
- According to popular belief, gargoyles—both as figurines and as water spouts—are said to ward off evil from buildings with their eerie grimaces.
- The dragon figure on the column was cast from high-quality polyresin (artificial stone) and then hand-painted
- An impressive-looking gargoyle figurine, a must-have for fantasy lovers of Gothic legends and tales
