Medusa Wall Sculpture

THE BLACKENED TEETH LIMITED

£80

The Medusa Wall Sculpture captures Medusa in a moment of solemn calmness. Serpents crown her head, while across her face an inscription reads: “From ruin, she rises.” A reminder that what was meant to destroy can instead become a source of power. Medusa has long been misunderstood. In ancient legend she was transformed into a monster - her hair turned to serpents, her gaze feared for its power to turn men to stone. Yet through centuries she has come to symbolise something far deeper: survival, protection, and feminine strength forged through ruin . Finished in an aged marble tone, solid black

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