Circe Statue, ancient Greek goddess of sorcery, witchcraft and magic (Handmade, UV-resin, 2 variants)

Handmade 3D-printed statue of Circe available in 2 variants: standalone 6.4"x3"x2.5" and with lion: 6.5"x4"x5.5".

In ancient Greek mythology, Circe (Kirke) is a daughter of the Sun god Helios and ocean nymph Perse. She is a goddess of magic, transmutation, herb potions, sorcery and witchcraft. She's an infamous free spirit (beyond good and evil) banished by gods of Olympus. She was a lover of Hermes and Odysseus (Ulysses). She is the most irresistible beautiful enchantress, armed with unlimited knowledge of magic and power over men. Turning men into animals (mostly swine) was her iconic trait. Proverb "all men are pigs" came from her. Circe is one of the most popular characters in ancient Greek mythology that invaded other cultures as well, including the modern Western pop-culture and Hollywood.

Each statue is made by 3D printing process of UV-cured non-brittle expensive resin. The whole process of 3D-printing can take up to 16 hours. Then it's painted in black primer with a silver/gold metallic compound imitating the look of an antique silver/gold statue of the vintage gothic style. And finally coated with protective lacquer. For the Black option, the statue is finished in black primer without silver or gold metallic wax. 3D printed models may have high level of intricate details and geometry that's impossible to achieve in mass production processes.