Collection: Owl series

This owl statue is crafted from “Seven Precious Metals”, as the number seven in numerology symbolizes the pursuit of happiness and freedom. To embody this, seven types of metals were used in its creation: 

1. Gold  2. Silver  3. Red Copper  4. Brass

5. Lead  6. Linie (a sacred clay)  7. Mercury 

Approximately 80% of the material consists of brass and red copper, while the remaining metals are included in small amounts as traditional sacred elements to enhance its spiritual significance. 

“Available in Three Colors”:

- Exterior finishes include gold, silver, and copper metallic coatings. 

- Enamel red and enamel green color-preserving techniques. 

“The Unique Charm of the Owl ” : 

Owls possess the remarkable ability to rotate their heads up to 270 degrees, allowing them to observe their surroundings and use their ears to pinpoint the location and direction of their prey. This trait is one of their most distinctive features. 

Additionally, owls have unique eye structures. Their eyeballs cannot move freely, so they rely on head movements to compensate. They also have three eyelids and a special retinal structure that enables them to hear high-frequency sounds beyond human perception. Their asymmetrical ears expand their auditory range, helping them lock onto prey. The owl's head is uniquely designed to direct sound to its true ears, hidden on the sides of its face, allowing it to locate prey even when it's out of sight. 

“Symbolism of the Owl ” :

With its extraordinary abilities, the owl teaches us to think multidimensionally—approaching problems from different.angles, directions, and levels. This multifaceted thinking helps generate diverse ideas, methods, and solutions, laying a solid foundation for decision-making and problem-solving. 

This owl statue is not only a beautiful piece of art but also a symbol of wisdom, adaptability, and the pursuit of happiness and freedom.