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Harpy Statue – Hand-Carved Ash Wood Greek Mythology Sculpture
Harpy Statue – Hand-Carved Ash Wood Greek Mythology Sculpture
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This Harpy statue brings dramatic movement to your mythology collection or display shelf. Hand-carved from natural ash wood and finished with varnish, it combines a woman's face and torso with broad feathered wings, birdlike legs, and talons. Swept-up hair and an open-mouthed expression give the sculpture a fierce, windswept character.
Harpies are winged beings from Greek mythology associated with winds and snatching or carrying away. This sculpture interprets the mythological creature, rather than the real harpy eagle species, making it a distinctive piece for collectors of legendary creatures and fantasy art.
Details
Material: Natural ash wood.
Finish: Varnish.
Height: Approximately 8.07 in / 20.5 cm.
Width: Approximately 7.6 in / 19.5 cm.
Depth: Approximately 1.9 in / 5 cm.
Design: Winged Harpy with flowing hair, talons, and a rectangular wooden base.
Care: Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from moisture and direct heat.
Ideal For
Place the Harpy beside your favorite Greek myths or make her outspread wings the focal point of a fantasy art display. The layered feathers and warm wood grain reward a closer look from different angles. A thoughtful gift for mythology enthusiasts and collectors of hand-carved creatures.
Natural wood grain and color vary between pieces. Screen settings may also affect how the finish appears.
Shipping & Global Delivery
We ship from Spain (EU), the US, and our Workshop in Ukraine. View full shipping information →
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the Harpy statue, and what is it made from?
The Harpy statue is hand-carved from natural ash wood and finished with varnish. It measures approximately 8.07 inches (20.5 cm) tall, 7.6 inches (19.5 cm) wide, and 1.9 inches (5 cm) deep. Natural wood grain and color vary between pieces.
What does this Harpy statue represent in Greek mythology?
Harpies are winged beings from Greek mythology, associated with winds and snatching or carrying away. This sculpture combines a woman’s face and torso with feathered wings, birdlike legs, and talons. It depicts a mythological Harpy, not the real harpy eagle species.
Can I use the Harpy statue in a mythology-inspired altar or display?
Yes. The Harpy statue can be a symbolic focal point in a personal mythology-inspired space or a dramatic addition to a collection of Greek legends and fantasy creatures. Its outspread wings and carved feathers also make it a distinctive display piece beside mythology books or a thoughtful gift for a fantasy art collector.
Our Advantages
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Worldwide Shipping
Free shipping on most orders.
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Hassle-Free Exchanges
If any sculpture comes in a damaged state, please let us know.
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Absolutely Unique Designs
We create concept, model, adjust and carve. All of our models are nowhere else to be seen.