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Gnome Garden Statue, cast stone
Having a gnome in your garden can symbolize good luck and protection, representing guardians of the earth, treasures, and nature. They are often seen as a connection to folklore and nature spirits, bringing a sense of whimsy and a reminder to appreciate the natural world. While modern interpretations vary, the core meaning often revolves around being a protective and lucky charm for the home and garden.
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Religious, Zen & Fantasy Statues
Since the beginning of human kind, art has been commissioned to represent the spiritual to believers and non-believers alike. Some of the earliest relics of civilization are sculptures with ties to religious ceremonies, from the ancient Egyptians to the Aztecs and Maya of Mexico. This trend continued through the middle ages, where the grand cathedrals, temples and mosques of the world featured enormous statues, paintings and frescoes.
It’s no wonder that religious figures are so often replicated in statue – ranging from a statue of St. Francis to Mary, the mother of Jesus – a religious statue can bring serenity and spirituality to your home and garden.
Tricker’s variety of religious statues reach across time and denominations to bring these figures to life right in your own backyard.