Statue God Hephaestus

He was the God of the fire of heaven and earth, and of any technique or art with it, as of copperwork, and, in general, of metallurgy. Hera acquired him alone, without the input of a male god, but that doesn't really matter. What matters is that Hephaestus was such an ugly baby, that as soon as Hera saw it she threw it from Olympus without a second thought and it ended up in the depths of the ocean. Fortunately, Thetis (daughter of Titan Nereus and mother of hero Achilles) and Eurynome (daughter of Titan Oceanus) took him in. At the age of nine, Hephaestus set up a workshop at the bottom of the Aegean Sea, where he made wonderful jewelry for the goddesses who raised him. When Hera saw the jewels worn by Thetis and learned that they were made by the son she had rejected, she invited him back to Olympus, built him a fully equipped workshop and gave him the beautiful goddess of love Aphrodite as wife.

Handmade brass sculpture, with Quality Guarantee.
Traditionally made by the method of casting metal and by oxidation similar to the museum.

The products are handmade and for their production it takes 5-7 days.