Silver Obsidian / Medusa / medusa / Sculpture , Collectible natural stone statue / Mythology

Silver Obsidian Medusa

This natural silver-sheen obsidian sculpture depicts Medusa, the figure from Greek mythology recognizable by her hair of snakes. Its polished finish combines a dark material with silver reflections and a subject imbued with mystery.

A unique piece carved from a single block, this 2,437 g sculpture can join a collection of carved stones or a décor dedicated to mythological tales.

Characteristics

• Material: natural silver-sheen obsidian.
• Indicated origin: South America.
• Finish: polished.
• Subject: Medusa, a figure from Greek mythology.
• Dimensions: 170 × 110 × 140 mm.
• Weight: 2,437 g.
• Unique piece carved from a single block.
• Collectible and decorative sculpture.

Symbolism of Silver Obsidian

In lithotherapy traditions, silver obsidian is associated with introspection, renewal, and symbolic protection. It can represent the intention to step back from one's journey and approach a new stage with clarity.

These associations are based on beliefs: they do not mean that the stone promotes healing, stimulates fertility, strengthens immunity, or protects against electromagnetic radiation.

Medusa, a Figure from Greek Mythology

Medusa is one of the three Gorgons. In mythological accounts, her hair is composed of snakes, and her gaze has the power to petrify those who meet it.

Her depiction can evoke mystery, power, and the confrontation of fear. These interpretations remain symbolic and personal, without attributing any power to the sculpture itself.

A Piece for Mythology Enthusiasts

This Medusa can enrich a collection of stone sculptures or become a decorative piece for someone drawn to Greek mythology. It can be chosen for its subject, material, or place among other collectibles.

Place it on a stable surface suitable for its weight. Handle it with both hands, supporting the base, and protect the carved details from impacts.

Lithotherapy associations are based on beliefs and spiritual interpretations, not on proven therapeutic properties.