Dragon Wall Decor

Dragon wall reliefs and wall decor for gothic and fantasy rooms

The largest share consists of wall reliefs by Anne Stokes: a complete series of the eight Celtic Wheel of the Year festivals – from Beltane through Litha to Yule – as well as elemental reliefs featuring Fire and Air. Alongside these come the Dragon Forest pentagram relief, the Gothic Dragon cross relief and a twin-dragon motif in alchemical style. Every piece is crafted in cold-cast resin, hand-painted and stands proud of the wall, giving the work a depth that flat wall pictures simply can't match.

Further reliefs come from Stanley Morrison – four playing card suit dragons in hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs – alongside pieces from Alchemy England. Beyond these come functional wall objects such as a large-format dragon wall shelf and a Celtic dragon wall hook. For large-format statements, a dragon skull and a skeleton-dragon battle relief are available. Compact guardian dragon pendants suit complementary wall decor for narrower wall surfaces. Matching Dragon Figurines and Dragon Candle Holders round out a coherent dragon-themed wall arrangement.

Frequently asked questions about dragon wall decor

What's the difference between a wall relief and a wall figure?

A wall relief is kept flat and is mounted directly to the wall – it stands slightly proud and creates depth and shadow through its three-dimensional sculpting. A wall figure is fully sculptural and projects further from the wall surface. Wall reliefs are designed for pure wall styling, while wall figures can also be displayed free-standing.

How heavy are the dragon wall reliefs – do I need wall plugs?

Dragon wall reliefs in cold-cast resin are noticeably heavier than paper or metal wall pictures. For mid-sized reliefs, mounting with wall plugs and screws is recommended; for large-format pieces it's mandatory. Whether mounting hardware is supplied is noted on each individual product page.

What is the Anne Stokes Wheel of the Year series?

The Anne Stokes Wheel of the Year series features eight dragon wall reliefs, each dedicated to a Celtic festival – Beltane, Imbolc, Lammas, Litha, Mabon, Ostara, Samhain and Yule. Every motif combines a dragon with seasonal symbolism and is kept in a consistent format, which means the series also combines well as a coordinated grouping.