The Minotaur — half man, half bull, imprisoned at the heart of the Labyrinth — is one of Greek mythology's most enduring figures. This 9" resin sculpture captures him in a dynamic pose, gripping the Labrys double-headed axe that symbolizes the Minoan civilization from which his legend springs. Cast in resin and hand painted in a rich wood finish, every detail from the muscular form to the curved horns is rendered with care.
The Beast at the Heart of the Maze
Born of Pasiphae and the Cretan Bull, the Minotaur was a creature of shame and power — hidden away by King Minos, fed on tribute, and ultimately slain by Theseus. But the myth is richer than the ending: the Minotaur was also a victim, a being defined entirely by the circumstances of his birth. This sculpture captures the power without erasing the tragedy.
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