Standing 15" tall, this resin sculpture of the Green Man commands attention — a male nature spirit rendered in rich green, evoking Cernunnos the Celtic horned god, the Ents of Tolkien's Middle-earth, and the universal archetype of the forest as a living, breathing force. Found in cultures across the world from medieval Europe to ancient India, the tree spirit represents the cycle of growth, death, and renewal that underlies all of nature.
The Spirit of the Forest
The Green Man appears carved into the stonework of cathedrals, painted in illuminated manuscripts, and honored in pagan traditions that predate Christianity by millennia. He is simultaneously wild and wise, terrifying and nurturing — the face of a world that existed long before humans and will outlast them. This sculpture captures that timeless presence in a piece substantial enough to anchor any altar, shelf, or sacred space.
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