The Fountain of Minerva depicts a scene from the Trojan war, where Minerva, wrathful with Ajax, beckons Neptune to raise a storm to smite the Aechean fleet. It also reflects the broad composition of the Fontana di Trevi, the conch-bearing Triton fountain, the profusion of waterspouts at Villa D'Este, and the neoclassical Diana D'anet at the Louvre. Her dynamic posture was precedent for the third figure in this fountain, the Nereid Cymodoce.

This project was 2 years in the making, two trips to Rome, and about 10,000 person hours between Tomak and a team of volunteers. The Fountain has been at the Loveland Colorado Sculpture Invitational, Mythic Journeys Joseph Campbell Centennial, the Pennsic War, and the Michigan Renaissance Festival.

For portability, it was cast in a composition of acrylic, epoxy and fiberglass with a segmented wooden platform. This replica alabaster captures the luminosity of the real thing without compromising the weathersafe longevity of outdoor resins. There is some diffusion of visible detail because of this translucence, regained when antiquing is applied, or when the whole is cast in bronze or carved in stone.

Admit it. You've always wanted a giant Cthulhu statue. Now you can have it. Nethercraft's interpretation of H.P. Lovecraft's Great Old One is perfect for home or office, and makes a thoughtful gift... just imagine their faces! When placed in the front yard of your home, it also does a great job of deterring door-to-door solicitors, and, well, almost everyone else too. Please contact NetherCraft to discuss pricing, delivery, and installation of Cthulhu. Serious inquirers may email tomak@nethercraft.com. If you're wondering, "Who or what is Cthulhu?" visit cthulhu.org for the answer. Verdigris finish shown.

Our celtic mug features an intricate band of carved knotwork and a realistic wood texture. It has the heft and balance of re celtic mug featual carved wood - but is made completely from cast resin. Available in Maple (pictured), Walnut, and Ebony.

Norse mythology designates Wotan (Odin) as chief among the gods, most powerful and most revered—but also most feared. Ruling from a mountaintop half-way between the lands of frost and fire, Wotan was said to sometimes give his warrior devotees the ability to perform great feats of strength and valor. Usually depicted as an older man with a long gray beard, NetherCraft's representation of Wotan shows a much younger god, with rippling muscles and battle axe at hand. Poised here awaiting the return of his two Raven familiars, Wotan stands as a reflection of the stalwart warrior in all of us. Take inspiration from his unflagging strength. A single shelf bracket will hold up to 20lbs when mounted with two screws, or combine two brackets to hold a total shelf weight of up to 40lbs between them.

In Norse Mythology, the Valkyries were battle maidens who served Odin, ruler of the gods. Beautiful and deadly, the Valkyries directed battles and chose which warriors would die. This exquisitely detailed Valkyrie looks ready to leave her post at any moment to follow the gods into battle. Notice the serpentine dragon design on her belt, the grip ridges on her dagger, and the tiny studs securing the "worn leather" of her dagger strap. A single shelf bracket will hold up to 20lbs. when mounted with two screws, or combine two brackets to hold a total shelf weight of up to 40lbs. between them.

No one's quite sure how this statue got named after the villain from Last of the Mohicans, but that scowl probably has something to do with it. Magua's bad attitude may help explain his popularity, too. Everybody has days when they feel just like he looks. Traffic jams... stupid bosses... heartburn from too much bad coffee... Magua knows. Magua understands. Put him next to your computer or your telephone, and with every file error or telemarketing call you will know you're not alone.

People occasionally let Tomak know what they do with their Tiki-Maguas. Some creative uses include: A hood ornament on a golf cart (Slippery Rock, PA); An aid to creating personal mystery (Waterford, MI); This satisfied Magua owner suggests: "Put him on your desk where he is clearly visible. Occasionally leave offerings of paper clips or small pieces of chocolate. When people ask, refuse to discuss him."; A charming (if unsolicited) addition to a world-reknowned art collection. (Rome, Italy)

What are you going to do with your Magua? (If it will likely result in a call to the police or a trip to the hospital, we don't want to know).

Now we finally know what's been making Magua so crabby for all these years! This is his "consort," Abubuju. Nobody else has a wife, mother or girlfriend with an expression like that!

This majestic mythical beast sits poised and ready to pounce, his powerful claws curled to take a swipe at a hapless knight. With his jaw clenched in concentration, you can almost hear the throaty rumble of a gathering growl as he watches, and waits, for his next likely prey. Perhaps he would guard your treasure, or the entryway of your home - imagine him lurking around an unexpected bend in your garden path, or nestled amongst some greenery just near the front steps.

Just short of two feet long, with a serpentine neck rising a foot and half high, this piece is one of Tomak's largest portable sculptures. These dimensions allow for stunning detail on the dragon's carved scales and spiney protrusions. Notice the uneven fangs and fanciful expression this dragon wears, giving just a hint of his true nature. He may be not so threatening after all. Or... is he? Cast in all-weather resin, your dragon will be equally at home indoors or out.

It's one of the most haunting images of Ireland—a stone cross standing on a deserted hillside, ancient and mysterious. This Celtic Cross is made of textured resin that makes it visually indistinguishable from stone, and it's light enough to hang on your wall.