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  • Millennial Gaia Statue

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    The Millennial Gaia Statue is a beautifully detailed adornment for your home or office. This unique portrayal of Mother Earth is created by visionary artist Oberon Zell. He has been bringing joy and inspiration to people of all ages around the world for over 20 years.

    Originally created in 1998 as a portrayal of Gaia, a Goddess for the New Millennium, this enchanting piece has been called a “sermon in stone”, with the myriad symbols and images that she displays. As an inclusive representation of the history of life on and within Earth, she conveys the spirit of our living planet.

    A sculpted collectible can be chosen for its subject, pose and finish, with each detail contributing to the display. Compare the measurements below with your available shelf space before placing it beside larger pieces. A little separation helps the outline and smaller decorative details remain visible from your usual viewing position.

    For a collector’s gift, start with the recipient’s favorite character or design theme, then compare this edition with pieces they already own. The product details below help distinguish the item and what is included.

    Features

    • The Millennial Gaia is made of cold cast resin and has finely detailed carvings and is beautifully hand painted details all over.
    • Approx. Size: 7" x 5" x 5"

    What’s Included

    • 1 Millennial Gaia Statue

    JP’s Horror Take

    Gaia offers a nature centered contrast to darker fantasy statues. The detail across the figure invites a closer look, so it suits a place where the whole sculpture can be seen.

    Why You Need It

    • Detailed gothic display piece
    • Made for horror and dark décor collections
    • A memorable gift for collectors

    Shop Millennial Gaia Statue at JP’s Horror.