Designed with a perfect 90-degree angle, this edge sitter rests securely on any flat surface—making it the ultimate gothic bookshelf decor, desk accessory, or monitor companion. The premium matte black finish naturally complements dark academia styling, horror novel collections, and alternative home decor.

Whether you’re treating yourself or searching for the perfect unique gift for a horror fan, book lover, or goth aesthetic enthusiast, this little reaper is dying to hang out on your shelves.

Note: Our shelf statues are meant to sit at perfect 90-degree edges. If your shelf is slighty rounded—fear not! You may just need to add a small sliver of adhesive to the bottom. Refunds will not be given for failure to ensure that your shelf edge is 90-degrees or similar.

Features:

Perfectly Balanced: Sits securely on bookshelves, mantles, floating shelves, and desk edges.

Premium Matte Finish: 3D printed with high-quality, eco-friendly filament for a smooth, stone-like appearance.

Highly Detailed: Features skeletal toes, flowing cloak folds, and a charming book.

Cozy Goth Aesthetic: A unique conversation piece that blends the dark and the adorable.

Whether you are a lover of Egyptian mythology, a fan of dark academia aesthetics, or searching for the perfect unique gift for a history buff, this intricately detailed sculpture is designed to stand out.

Product Details:
Material: High-quality, eco-friendly 3D printed PLA plastic.
Design: Highly detailed bust of Anubis, capturing the elegant and imposing nature of the Egyptian jackal god.
Perfect For:
Gothic and dark academia home decor
Altar centerpieces or spiritual displays
Bookshelf accents and office desk accessories
Gifts for mythology enthusiasts, historians, and lovers of the macabre
Please Note:
Because this item is 3D printed, slight layer lines and minor imperfections may be visible up close. This is a normal part of the 3D printing process and adds to the unique, individual character of your piece!

If you have any questions or custom size/color requests, please feel free to send a message!

Whether you’re drawn to ceremonial magic, tarot and esoteric study, or just want a striking centerpiece for your space, I made this statue to be a timeless, detailed companion for your collection.

My Take on Baphomet & His Symbols
To me, Baphomet represents balance rather than menace — the union of opposites: light and dark, spirit and matter, masculine and feminine. I wanted this piece to honor that duality rather than lean into shock value.

I made sure to include the pentagram centered on his forehead, the torch burning between his horns, and his folded wings resting against his back. He holds a caduceus, the ancient staff of two entwined serpents, representing the flow of vital energy and the balance between opposing forces. His cloven hooves and robed lower body ground him in the goat imagery central to this figure since Eliphas Lévi’s original 1856 depiction. Bringing these elements together in a stable, seated form is my way of capturing that centuries-old symbol of equilibrium.

How I Make Them:
I 3D print each of these statues right in my workspace using PLA, a tough, plant-based bioplastic (derived from cornstarch.) Because of how the 3D printing process works layer-by-layer, each statue has a very subtle, unique surface texture — no two are exactly alike. Thus, very faint lines may appear on your statue.

Care Instructions:
Keep him indoors: PLA plastic can warp if it gets hotter than 120°F (50°C), so please don’t leave him out in the hot summer sun or in a hot car.
Cleaning: Just dust him gently with a soft brush or microfiber cloth. If he needs a wipe down, use a barely damp cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners.

I hope this piece brings the same sense of balance and depth to your space as I felt while designing him. He’s for anyone who appreciates esoteric history and the symbolism behind one of occultism’s most enduring images.

A Quick Note on Inspiration:
To be perfectly clear, this design is inspired strictly by the historical occult image of Baphomet as popularized by Eliphas Lévi’s 1856 illustration “The Sabbatic Goat,” and the broader esoteric tradition surrounding that figure. It is not based on, nor affiliated with, any specific modern religious organization, group, or media depiction. Baphomet is a symbol with roots stretching back through centuries of esoteric and occult art, and I wanted to honor its classical, traditional origins with the same respectful depiction that this historical image deserves. This artwork and its underlying imagery are well within the public domain.

Versatile Display: Perfectly sized for pagan altars, bookshelves, or your oddities cabinet.

The Lore & Symbolism
In folklore, Lilith was Adam’s first companion—made from the same earth, not his rib. When she refused to be treated as a lesser being, she left Eden for the wilderness. Once demonized by patriarchal traditions, today’s modern practitioners reclaim Lilith as a Dark Goddess of autonomy, sexual freedom, and raw personal power. She is the patron of those who refuse to dim their light.

The Owl: Silent hunters of the night, owls represent the shadow self, unseen truths, and Lilith’s fierce, protective nature.

How It’s Made
I craft each statue using eco-friendly PLA bioplastic (derived from renewable cornstarch). Because these are 3D printed layer-by-layer, every piece has a unique, subtle texture. We even incorporate high-res scans of historical artifacts into our designs to preserve that authentic, weathered, ancient look.
Design Note: This Lilith statue is designed with a striking, textured shell, offering a rugged and detailed alternative to my classic smooth-finish pieces.

Care Instructions
Temperature: Keep indoors and away from intense heat sources. PLA can warp above 120°F/50°C, so please don’t leave her in a hot car or baking in a sunny window!
Cleaning: Dust gently with a soft brush or microfiber cloth. If needed, spot clean with a barely damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Whether you actively practice witchcraft, work with pagan deities, or just need a daily physical reminder of your own fierce independence, this statue is for you. She is for the women who’ve been called “too much,” and for anyone choosing the wilderness over the cage.

Whether you’re interested in Mesopotamian mythology, Assyrian and Babylonian history, protective symbolism, or occult decor, I made this statue to be a striking reminder that ancient supernatural figures were rarely as simple as “good” or “evil.”

To me, Pazuzu is most interesting as a figure of dangerous power turned toward protection. Ancient texts called him the son of Hanbu and king of the wind demons, yet people also kept images of him close as protective amulets.

Pazuzu was especially invoked as a defense against Lamashtu, a demon feared for threatening pregnant women, mothers, and infants. His terrifying appearance was part of his protective purpose: a force frightening and powerful enough to drive other hostile spirits away.
I emphasized his deeply carved wings, muscular stance, prominent horns, open mouth, and raised claws to give the statue the alert, confrontational presence found in ancient Pazuzu imagery. The result is a compact altar figure with an unmistakable silhouette and plenty of sculptural detail from every angle.
How I Make Them
I 3D print each statue right in my workspace using PLA, a durable, plant-based bioplastic derived from renewable materials such as cornstarch.
Because the 3D-printing process builds each piece one layer at a time, your statue will have a subtle surface texture and may show faint layer lines. These are a natural part of the process and make every finished piece slightly unique.
Display Ideas
This Pazuzu statue works especially well as:
A Mesopotamian altar or shrine figure
Protective symbolic decor
An addition to an occult or mythology collection
A historical display piece
Gothic bookshelf or curio-cabinet decor
A gift for someone fascinated by ancient Assyria and Babylon
Care Instructions
Keep indoors: PLA can soften or warp in temperatures above approximately 120°F (50°C), so please do not leave the statue in a hot vehicle, direct summer heat, or prolonged intense sunlight.
Cleaning: Dust gently with a soft brush or microfiber cloth. If needed, wipe it with a barely damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaners or abrasive materials.
I hope this piece brings a sense of ancient mystery and protective strength to your space. Pazuzu’s history is far more complex than his modern reputation suggests, and I wanted this statue to honor the powerful, unmistakable figure found in ancient Mesopotamian art.
A Quick Note on Inspiration
This is my interpretation of the historical Pazuzu found in ancient Mesopotamian art and mythology. It is inspired by surviving Assyrian and Babylonian imagery and is not based on or affiliated with any modern film, television production, game, religious organization, or other copyrighted portrayal. The ancient subject and its historical imagery are in the public domain.

The Story of Lilith:
Long before Eve, there was Lilith. In ancient folklore and rabbinic legend, Lilith was created not from Adam’s rib, but from the same earth, making her his equal in every way. Refusing to make herself lesser or to submit to authority she did not choose, she fled the Garden of Eden to forge her own path in the darkness.
Often associated with the night wind and the screech owl—symbols of wisdom and the unseen—Lilith has evolved from a figure of fear into a modern icon of feminine sovereignty, sexual autonomy, and fierce independence. She stands as a protector of those who walk their own path and a reminder that your power is yours alone.
Symbolism in This Piece:
The Serpent: In many traditions, the serpent represents wisdom, transformation, and primal knowledge. In Lilith’s iconography, the serpent connects her to the Garden of Eden narrative—not as Eve’s tempter, but as an earlier figure associated with forbidden knowledge and the choice to seek truth over obedience. The serpent embodies the shedding of old skins, rebirth, and the sacred feminine power that predates patriarchal systems.
The Owls: Lilith’s owls are more than companions—they are extensions of her essence. In ancient Mesopotamian tradition, she was depicted with owl feet or surrounded by owls, creatures of the night who see what others cannot. Owls represent wisdom earned in darkness, the ability to navigate the unseen, and the fierce protection of boundaries. They are watchers and guardians, reminding us that true sight comes not from daylight clarity, but from learning to trust what we sense in the shadows.
Together, these symbols create a powerful representation of the Dark Feminine: sovereign, wise, untamed, and unashamed.
Material:
Made from PLA (Polylactic Acid), a durable and eco-friendly bioplastic derived from cornstarch.
Please Read Before Purchasing:
Many of our pieces include high-fidelity scans of historical sculptures and real-world artifacts. As such, they faithfully reproduce the character of the original source material including the weathering, asymmetry, and texture acquired over centuries of history.
Additionally, our items are created using high-precision additive manufacturing (3D printing). Unlike mass-produced molded plastics, this process builds each piece layer by layer over the span of hours. This results in a unique, fine-textured finish that serves as the signature of a custom-manufactured object. Small surface nuances are a natural part of this creative process and ensure that no two pieces are exactly alike. For those seeking a more uniform aesthetic, we recommend our marble finish. The stone-like variegation naturally blends these surface details, whereas solid colors tend to highlight the unique, tactile fingerprint of the manufacturing process (similar to pure white marble).
Care Instructions:

Indoor Use Only: PLA plastic is durable but heat sensitive. Do not leave in a hot car or direct sunlight for extended periods, as it can warp at temperatures over 120°F (50°C).
Cleaning: Wipe gently with a damp cloth or use a soft brush to dust crevices. Do not use harsh chemicals.