Statues
Discover a collection of sacred and symbolic statues from diverse traditions and beliefs. Each figure carries its own history, power, and spiritual meaning — from the protective presence of Santa Muerte, to the wisdom of Buddha, the path-opening strength of Elegua, and the mystical guardians and deities that bridge cultures. These statues are more than art; they are spiritual allies, symbols of devotion, and unique expressions of faith, protection, and transformation.
Santa Muerte Bone
36 inches x 78 inches
Santa Muerte is typically depicted as a female skeletal figure, sometimes dressed in long robes and holding a scythe.
Elegua
19 inches X 13 inches
He is considered the owner of the roads, the messenger between humans and the orishas, and the one who decides whether opportunities are opened or closed.
The Teacher / Wicca
17 inches X10 inches
The teacher witch, also called the matchmaker, goddess Hecate, healer, a hybrid being between witch and sorceress, good and evil (MALLEUS MALEFICARUM)
Beelzebub
26 in X18 in
Beelzebub is the prince of demons and is used as another name for Satan. Originally, the term referred to Baal-zebub, a Philistine god from the ancient city of Ekron, which meant “Lord of the Flies.”
Two-Headed Vigilant Troll
11 in X 8 in
He is a fictional character from the webcomic Homestuck, a creature with one body and two heads who represents the highest power and authority among his kind, acting as a guardian and carrying a staff as a symbol of his command.
Malverde
21 in X12 in
Jesús Malverde is part of the narco-culture, especially among the inhabitants of Culiacán, in Sinaloa.
San Simon
17 in X 7 in
The Mayan saint who smokes and drinks and “gets people out of jail” in Guatemala
Buda
18 in X 11 in
According to Buddhist tradition, he was born in Lumbini, in what is now Nepal, into an aristocratic family in the now-defunct Sakia Republic.
Golden Santa Muerte
13 in X6 in
Used to invoke the power of money
Fountain of the 7 Powers
16 in X14 in
This fountain has all the elements representing various forces and aspects of life, and a popular spiritual product in the form of a fountain symbolizing different powers.
Martha Dominanadora
25 in X17 in
Marta Dominadora is a powerful spiritual figure who represents control and domination, invoked in both Catholicism and syncretized religions to overcome adversity and gain strength.
Indian Chief
26 in X 7 in
The great Indian chief Guaicaipuro, or brave Indian, giver of strength, courage, and protection.
Mr. Lucifer with Hecate
Blind, Deaf, and Mute Troll
5 in x 7 in
Love Troll
5 in x 10 in
Money Troll
3 in x 8 in
Santa Muerte
90 in x 36 in
Guaranteed authenticity
products selected with respect for tradition.
