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Gothic and Medieval Statues

Are you ready to tell the world to take a hike? Gargoyles make a great gift or a fun addition to any garden. Find your favorite here!
The Zombie of Montclair Moors Statue

This Zombie like statue is not for the faint of heart! His zombie eyes are sure to make you wonder if it's really a garden statue.

This zombie garden statue brings the flesh-hungry undead to your daffodil bed.
Vicerot the Dragon Sculpture

Vicerot the Winged Dragon has elaborate scales and a powerful curled tail as he holds court perched atop a 5 1/2 " diameter, faux stone orb with stand.

Hand-painted one piece at a time as an awe-inspiring gift to yourself or another dragon lover!

Gothic Vampire Elite Costume

It's that time of the year again and no one is safe from this Dashing Vampire.

Gothic Vampire Elite Collection Adult Costume

Control all the vamps in this Burgundy velvet vest with attached low sheen White satin shirt sleeves trimmed with antique Silver gothic buttons, dickie with ascot scarf collar, flowing full length Black satin cape lined in a deep Red with stand up collar and gothic chain & button closure. Also includes a pair of white gloves and a jeweled medallion on a Red satin ribbon.

Gothic Skull Dark Angle Costume

Dark and lovely this Dark Angel has a flare for the dark side. Beware she's on the prowl!

Dragon Pewter Goblet (Each)

Rising from a dramatic ring of fire at the base and stem, this Dragon Goblet regally holds 8 ounces. Overlaid pewter-on-pewter for true three-dimensional beauty, it's easy to imagine this stem in a toast or given as a special gift. Our high quality European pewter is hand cast by artisans in Brescia, Italy, using Old World techniques handed down for generations. Set of two arrives in a hinged, velveteen presentation box for storage or gift giving. 4"dia.x6½"H. 2 lbs.

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Posted by on October 31, 2009 under Gargoyles

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How can I make a clay dragon and gargoyle?

I have a round ceramic and clay mine. A friend of mine has requested a dragon and a gargoyle for me to do. I'm not quite sure how? Should I make room by throwing some of the peices in the wheel? Or Solid? Some tips and ideas?

Try the following link to the gargoyle – who use polymer clay, but the beginning of what would be the same for most of the clay – is dead simple. The second link shows the steps of a little dragon – newly designed polymer clay, but the steps for the actual creation would be the same. Polymer Clay is cured in stages, but just skip the stages of cooking if it will fire the clay in the final. Good Luck!

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