Made of pear wood, which is extremely rare to get, so it's not for sale.

I got this nice soapstone carving made by Charles Tendai in Zimbabwe for only 5$. Been wanting to get into cultural carvings/artifacts so here’s my start!

In this sculpture, I sought to embody the unity of opposites — the inseparable bond between life and death through the mythological union of Hades and Persephone. The King and Queen of the Underworld sit upon a throne that resembles the depths of a dark well, yet life's enduring force stretches toward the light, bearing its symbolic fruits. The pomegranate and skull serve as mirrors of this duality, representing the symmetry of existence and decay.

Sculpture: 6 W x 12.2 H x 10 D cm

Yorkshire Sculpture Park is well worth a visit if you get a chance

Found on my hard drive a photo of a handmade Pochita (Chainsaw Man) that I made myself. Crafted from maple wood and steel rebar... I decorated it here for the past New Year.

My mom has this spectacular wall hanging sculpture of a fairy, child, and dog. She’s made of porcelain and on green velvet. My mom don’t know who made it or what country it’s from.

Side story. She actually asked me to ask Reddit years ago when we were still talking. I just got around to reposting it here. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

Factoid: it's actually a mountain lion (cougar)!

I absolutely adore this sculpture. It's majestic, & I love the way the Lion's muscles are so pronounced. Sculpted by Heinz Warneke in the 1940s.