Design ToscanoGomorrah, The Gothic Gargoyle Statue

I have a large snake who is an escape artist and a butthead cat who likes to climb on top of her cage. I’ve had to replace the top to her tank and there’s no way to latch the new one down. Killing 2 birds with 1 stone I had the thought of looking for a gargoyle to put on top of the tank. This dude is so perfect for the job. He’s about the weight of a brick which is what I had there to begin with, he’s wide enough for the area of the tank I want to guard from the cat jumping up, and he’s not too tall to block the shelf on the wall behind the tank. He’s got a few odd details including what looks like a small rock inside his nose but I just call it his booger. Another reason why I liked this particular gargoyle is because I have kids and I didn’t want anything too scary but just enough to keep the cat away. I think he’s just perfect.

Looks so cool!

It scared the neighbor’s kid. If that’s not a ringing endorsement, I don’t know what is.

I have a 70 year old dogwood tree where the main stem has had to be chopped out. I place this in the center and used yellow and red fingernail polish to accent the teeth, claws and ears.

Bought this for a summertime porch decoration and it fit perfectly! Made of weatherproof plastic/ceramicky material that is impervious to the elements. Bought a stand for it, and now it watches over us next to our front door. Gargoyles are known as protectors, and ward of evil spirits. Very unique and cool porch decoration.

Handle carefully, they are hollow and one tipped or and broke a small piece off the wing. I used spray foam to fill the hole and painted gray.

These gargoyles worked great for my Halloween gate pillars. They are lightweight, but yet sturdy. They adhere easily using Styrofoam adhesive that I got from the hot wire foam factory to the tops of my foam pillars with ease. They look like the real thing!

Put these on top of pillars to make a really good looking fence