Hecate With Wolves and Ouroboros Statue

Hecate, Greek goddess of magic and fate, is also known for protecting the households of citizens who pay homage to her.  The design depicts Hecate surrounded by her wolf companions. Every detail is painted with a brown wood-like finish.

Behind the goddess of magic is the Ouroboros, the symbol of the snake eating its own tail, around a labyrinth. The back of the statue has another labyrinth with a star in the middle and accented with three crescent moons. She wears a five-pointed crown with a crescent moon in the middle. Her dress is intricately carved with bands and knotwork for added style. Hecate’s hands are outstretched toward her wolves. Both wolves have realistic features like fur, claws, and snouts. They stand ready to protect the goddess of magic.

The bottom is designed like blocky stone with cracks in it. This gives the design an extra layer of detail. The word “HEKATE,” the traditional Greek spelling of her name, is embossed in front.