TREE GOD. Is my interpretation of Celtic ‘Lord of the Wild Things’. Inspired by the 2nd century BCE Gundestrup Cauldron and its’ Celtic pantheon of Gods. CERNUNNOS is seen bearing a Celtic ‘torc’ in one hand, a symbol of power, and a serpent in the other, the symbol of wisdom, as he sits in a lotus position looking quite sublime. For some the god of crossroads, travelers, reincarnation, and a mediator between pairs of warring opposites. A votive for our time.
TREE GOD. Is my interpretation of Celtic ‘Lord of the Wild Things’. Inspired by the 2nd century BCE Gundestrup Cauldron and its’ Celtic pantheon of Gods. CERNUNNOS is seen bearing a Celtic ‘torc’ in one hand, a symbol of power, and a serpent in the other, the symbol of wisdom, as he sits in a lotus position looking quite sublime. For some the god of crossroads, travelers, reincarnation, and a mediator between pairs of warring opposites. A votive for our time.
MAINTAINING OUR ‘HANDMADE TECHNIQUES USING TRADITIONAL MATERIAL’ ETHOS WE DO NOT USE PLASTIC/EPOXY. OUR ‘STONECASTING’ MATERIAL IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR THE REPLICATION OF FINE ART OBJECTS. A GYPSUM/CEMENT FORMULATION TWICE THE HARDNESS OF ROMAN CONCRETE. HOWEVER, LIKE PORCELAIN, IT CAN CHIP OR BREAK IF DROPPED. OUTDOORS IT SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO RAIN.
