Large Gargoyle with Sword

- Height: 40 cm
- Width: 28 cm
- Depth: 26 cm
- Base: H: 5,5 cm x W: 19 cm x D: 19 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin

A worn hunter between worlds – waiting to guard your home

Gargoyle with Sword. The name "gargoyle" stems from the French word "gargouille" – once purely a waterspout, later a protector against spirits and demons.
These creatures are chimeras of mammal, reptile and bird.
By day, they are stone guardians. By night, they awaken to walk the earth until dawn.

Behind the hardened shell lies a gentle soul. Despite their fearsome form, gargoyles are beloved protectors of homes and humans alike.

This 40 cm tall, 28 cm wide and 26 cm deep gargoyle is cast in resin and shaded in black-grey tones. Perched on a sculpted pedestal adorned with curving ornaments, its birdlike claws clutch the edge. It rests its head and muscular arms upon a sword.
Hunched with folded wings, it waits.
The sword bears a winged skull and ornate engravings. Its large head is striking – with massive jaws, pointed ears, and small horns. Tired eyes peer from deep folds beneath a heavy brow and broad nose.

This gargoyle is weary from lonely hunts through the night. It longs for kind souls to take it in, to offer it a new home. In return, it offers silent protection from shadows until dawn. It needs little space – a shelf or table will do. Enough to rest by day and watch over its people by night, ensuring peaceful dreams and safe sleep.

When stone wings whisper forgotten tales

Created for those drawn to symbols of silence and strength. This gargoyle is more than a statue – it radiates patience, sorrow, and unwavering presence. Its pose, sword-gripped and still, evokes both fatigue and eternal vigilance.

With its expressive detailing – from the winged skull on the sword to the filigree on the pedestal – it becomes a striking companion for altars, bookshelves, or gothic windowsills. Especially for collectors and fans of nocturnal mythology, it holds deep narrative and soul.

Those who listen closely to the language of twilight will know: this figure is not mere décor – it is a pact in stone, made beneath the moon.