Roman gods, cult and worship

This beautiful little vessel is a miniature version of a large roman brazier from Pompeii. It can be used as a tealight warmer, as a candlestick or as a burner for incense.

Statuette of Ceres (gr. Demeter) made of pure bronze. The figure was inspired by a small marble statue from the British Museum.

Small statue of Victory, inspired by the famous Victory of Samothrace. Possible reconstruction in style of a Lararium`s figure.

Bronze figure of Minerva / Athena. Very high quality small statue made of genuine and solid bronze.

Small statuette of Asclepius, the ancient god of medicine,and surgery, made of solid bronze. The statue is suitable for a Roman house altar, but it also decorates modern showcases and desks.

This small bronze statuette of the Mars Ultor was created as a reconstruction of a statue from the Aula Sillana in Cumae, Italy.

Statue of Hercules (Hercules), made from genuine Bronze. The Hercules Statuette is inspired by a Roman marble statue from the 2nd century AD.

Richly decorated votive hand of the Sabazios cult, made of solid bronze.

Functional sistrum (frame rattle) of the Roman Isis cult based on a find from the Metropolitan Museum in New York

This large pendant shows the Roman sun god Sol (greek Helios) driving across the sky on a four-horse chariot (Quadriga). He can be recognized by his halo.

At the silver pendant, Cernunnos is portrayed in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring).  Cernunnos carries a sack and distributes his gifts to the animals of the forest.

Cernunnos is here shown in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring). On his knees he carries a bag, Cernunnos distributes his gifts for the animals of the forest.

In ancient times, the image of Medusa was used to repel misfortune. Our beautiful Medusa pendant is a lucky charm in this traditon.

In ancient times, the image of Medusa was used to repel misfortune. Our beautiful Medusa pendant is a lucky charm in this traditon.

Pendant of the roman Venus, the goddess of love and sex (greek Aphrodite) in shape of a miniaturized roman phalera.

Pendant of the roman Venus, the goddess of love and sex (greek Aphrodite) in shape of a miniaturized roman phalera.

Pendant with the portrait of the Minerva / Athena, from our Phalera jewelry series. As goddess of wisdom she protects teachers, doctors, poets, artists and craftsmen.

Pendant with the portrait of the Minerva / Athena, from our Phalera jewelry series. As goddess of wisdom she protects teachers, doctors, poets, artists and craftsmen.

The pendant shows the messenger of the gods Mercury, who was revered as Hermes by the Greeks, with his iconic wing cap.

The pendant shows the messenger of the gods Mercury, who was revered as Hermes by the Greeks, with his iconic wing cap.