3 1/4" diameter, this gorgeous little box in 'bronzed' resin is sumptuously decorated in golden acorns and green oak leaves, depicting a wonderful Green Man centre lid.  A lovely little item!

3 1/4" diameter, this gorgeous little box in 'bronzed' resin is sumptuously decorated in blue violets and green foliage, depicting a wonderful Green Man centre lid.  A lovely little item!

5 1/2"  x 4 1/2"  x 1 3/4" this lovely resin box depicts the foliate face of the Green Man surrounded by decorative intertwined branches on the lid and complemented with entwined leaves and branches on the sides.  A lovely item for all your trinkets and treasures.

3 1/4" diameter, this gorgeous little box in 'bronzed' resin is sumptuously decorated in red summer daisies and green foliage, depicting a wonderful Green Man centre lid.  A lovely little item!

3 1/4" diameter, this gorgeous little box in 'bronzed' resin is sumptuously decorated in russet berries, pine cones and green foliage, depicting a wonderful Green Man centre lid.  A lovely little item!

8 1/2" this stunning depiction of Hapi (one of the four sons of Horus) is in the form of a canopic jar and beautifully detailed. The baboon-headed Hapi and his brothers were gods of the cardinal compass points; each responsible for protecting a particular organ - each son was also protected by a companion Goddess:

Hapi - represented the North, whose canopic jar contained the lungs and was protected by the Goddess Nephthys.

Qubsenuf - represented the West, whose canopic jar contained the intestines and was protected by the Goddess Selket.

Duamutef - represented the East, whose canopic jar contained the stomach and was protected by the Goddess Neith.

5" square, heavyweight box with beautiful, highly coloured design on lid. Perfect for all your secret things!

8 1/2" this stunning depiction of Imseti (one of the four sons of Horus) is in the form of a canopic jar and beautifully detailed. The human-headed Imseti and his brothers were gods of the cardinal compass points; each responsible for protecting a particular organ - each son was also protected by a companion Goddess:

Qubsenuf - represented the West, whose canopic jar contained the intestines and was protected by the Goddess Selket.

Duamutef - represented the East, whose canopic jar contained the stomach and was protected by the Goddess Neith.

Hapi - represented the North, whose canopic jar contained the lungs and was protected by the Goddess Nephthys.

8 1/2" this stunning depiction of Qubsenuf (one of the four sons of Horus) is in the form of a canopic jar and beautifully detailed. The falcon-headed Qubsenuf and his brothers were gods of the cardinal compass points; each responsible for protecting a particular organ - each son was also protected by a companion Goddess:

Qubsenuf - represented the West, whose canopic jar contained the intestines and was protected by the Goddess Selket.

Duamutef - represented the East, whose canopic jar contained the stomach and was protected by the Goddess Neith.

Hapi - represented the North, whose canopic jar contained the lungs and was protected by the Goddess Nephthys.

Imseti - represented the South, whose canpic jar contained the liver and was protected by the Goddess Isis.