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‘Hmmm’ said the Enlightened Ape whilst reading Darwin’s ‘The Origin of Species,’ ‘I find Mr. Darwin’s theory interesting but his writing is a little dull and his use of colloquialism and prose tedious.’
w13” x d11” x h16” 50 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: APE
Cousin to Bob (another Castart Studios piece), Ernie is a curious creature who inhabits only the finer gardens. Charming and passionate, he is shown here demonstrating his amorous intentions with the offer of a flower. Known for his popularity with the ladies, Ernie’s irresistible smile and puppy dog eyes make him a perennial favorite.
w6” x d10” x h10” 20 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: ERN
w10” x d11” x h12” 60 lb
Shown in York Stone
Code: FROG-PR
Do you ever find yourself battling with a gardening question or problem, the answer to which just won’t come? Are you not sure whether to plant flowers or shrubs? Fertilize or not fertilize? Consult the Garden Guru before going to bed at night and guaranteed, the answer will come to you by morning.
w9” x d6” x h16” 17 lb
Shown in Western Slate
Code: GURU
Part of a very attractive five piece set, this decorative Giant Garden Mushroom ornament is manufactured in 2 parts; the base is cast solid and the top is made using our ‘lay-up’ technique. The result is a great looking woodland garden feature that can be left outside year round.
Other Garden Mushrooms in the series are:
32″ Click here
27″ Click here
21″ Click here
16″ Click here
w32 ”x d32” x h44” 280 lb, 2 pieces
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: GMUSH-44
Part of a very attractive five piece set, this decorative Garden Mushroom ornament is manufactured in 2 parts; the base is cast solid and the top is made using our ‘lay-up’ technique. The result is a great looking woodland garden feature that can be left outside year round.
Other Garden Mushrooms in the series are:
44″ Click here
32″ Click here
27″ Click here
21″ Click here
w16” x d16” x h16” 30 lb, 2 pieces
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: GMUSH-16
Part of a very attractive five piece set, this decorative Garden Mushroom ornament is manufactured in 2 parts; the base is cast solid and the top is made using our ‘lay-up’ technique. The result is a great looking woodland garden feature that can be left outside year round.
Other Garden Mushrooms in the series are:
44″ Click here
32″ Click here
27″ Click here
16″ Click here
w20” x d20” x h21” 45 lb, 2 pieces
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: GMUSH-21
Part of a very attractive five piece set, this decorative Garden Mushroom ornament is manufactured in 2 parts; the base is cast solid and the top is made using our ‘lay-up’ technique. The result is a great looking woodland garden feature that can be left outside year round.
Other Garden Mushrooms in the series are:
44″ Click here
32″ Click here
21″ Click here
16″ Click here
w24” x d24” x h27” 65 lb, 2 pieces
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: GMUSH-27
Part of a very attractive five piece set, this decorative Garden Mushroom ornament is manufactured in 2 parts; the base is cast solid and the top is made using our ‘lay-up’ technique. The result is a great looking woodland garden feature that can be left outside year round.
Other Garden Mushrooms in the series are:
44″ Click here
27″ Click here
21″ Click here
16″ Click here
w24” x d24” x h32” 95 lb, 2 pieces
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: GMUSH32
Travis Bond has sculpted Giddian in the same style as the medieval European stonemason’s work, emphasizing gargoyles primary job of scaring away evil and easing the transition from paganism to Christianity. Giddian is not a replica, but rather an original design. Had Travis been sculpting in the thirteenth century, his work would undoubtedly be found on some of the finer cathedrals and chapels.
w20” x d18” x h26” 220 lb
Shown left in Basalt Grey
Code: LGGID
Inuksuk
(ee-nook-shook)
For thousands of years the Inuit in Canada’s Arctic have created large stone markers called Inuksuk which means acting in the capacity of a human. They act as a guide for travellers, showing direction, warning of danger and marking places of significance (food, etc.).
w22” x d10” x h36” 210 lb, 2 pieces
Shown in Western Slate
Code: INU36
This Buddha sculpture is a reproduction of the statue from the Heicheng archaeological site in Inner Mongolia. This relic dates back to the Xia State (1032-1226). Images of the Buddha were venerated as reminders of the life and virtues of the great teacher, and all representations have certain physical signs of perfection; elongated ears, and a top knot of hair which covers the second brain grown by the Buddha to contain his enlightenment. The hands are in the traditional meditation position.
w24” x d16” x h34” 210 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: MONG
One upon a time, after the fall of Rome in a far away land, there lived three gargoyles: Giddian, Cadred & Ramsis. Now you know that at night when we are asleep, gargoyles come to life. One of the favorite pastimes of Giddian, Cadred & Ramsis was to mock their friends the three monkeys; See No Evil, Hear No Evil & Speak No Evil. Little did Giddian know that half a world away; his namesake had put pen to paper to write the bible. At that very instant all three gargoyles were frozen forever in their mocking poses. Together, the three gargoyles protect the harmony of your garden.
w20” x d17” x h30” 220 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: LGRAMS
The Giant Temple Buddha is manufactured using our ‘lay-up’ technique, which allows us to produce a large impressive garden piece that is not unmanageable in mass. Can be left outside year-round.
w38” x d19” x h48” 220 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: TBUD
Travis Bond has sculpted Giddian in the same style as the medieval European stonemason’s work, emphasizing gargoyles primary job of scaring away evil and easing the transition from paganism to Christianity. Giddian is not a replica, but rather an original design. Had Travis been sculpting in the thirteenth century, his work would undoubtedly be found on some of the finer cathedrals and chapels.
w9” x d9” x h13” 30 lb
Shown in Western Slate
Code: GID
w5” x d6” x h13” 20 lb
Shown in York Stone
Code: THUMB
A griffin is a mythical monster with the head and wings of an eagle and the body and tail of a lion. From the Latin gryphus, griffins were revered in medieval times and animated in sculpture found upon churches and cathedrals throughout Europe. The strength and grace of a lion and the alert panoramic sight of an eagle characterise the griffin’s appeal.
w7” x d13” x h15” 30 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: GRIF
Inspired by the dream-like sculpture and paintings of surrealist Salvador Dali, master sculptor Klaus Kinast has designed a truly unique piece. The word Hathi is derived from the Hindi word for elephant and was used by Rudyard Kipling to name a fictional bull elephant character in his famous Jungle Book novels. Hathi can be used as a pedestal/plant stand or a birdbath with the addition of a matching bowl.
w10” x d14” x h29” 100 lb
Shown in Western Slate
Code: HAT-P
Buddha (563?- 483?BC), Indian philosopher and the founder of Buddhism, born in Kapilavastu, India, just inside present-day Nepal. His name Gautama Buddha is a combination of the family name Gautama and the appellation Buddha, meaning “Enlightened One.” One day in 533, according to tradition, he encountered an aged man, a sick man, and a corpse, and he suddenly realized that suffering is the common lot of humankind. He then came upon a mendicant monk, calm and serene, whereupon he determined to adopt his way of life and forsake family, wealth, and power in the quest for truth. Accompanied by disciples, Buddha traveled through the valley of the Ganges River, teaching his doctrines, gathering followers, and establishing monastic communities that admitted anyone regardless of caste. Buddha’s teachings have influenced the lives of millions of people for nearly 2500 years.
w11” x d12” x h24” 100 lb
Shown in Western Slate
Code: HEDB
Hinduism is the world’s oldest religion, having its origins in India more than 5000 years ago. Hindus believe in ‘Samsara’ or the cycle of birth, death and rebirth. The gods Brahma (the Creator), Vishnu (the Provider) and Shiva (the Destroyer), shown here represent this belief. Liberation from ‘Samsara’ can only be found through the pursuit of the ultimate goal in life – ‘Moksha’. This spiritual state is achieved by performing good deeds and being devoted to God. Hindu theology views God as being one but that this one can have many manifestations of forms.
w13” x d8” x h25” 100 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: SHIV
w6” x d5” x h6” 10 lb
Shown in York Stone
Shown left
Code: HHOG-L
w5” x d4” x h5.5” 7 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Shown right
Code: HHOG-M
Taken from Greek mythology, this highly detailed statue of Hercules shows the beauty and strength of this ancient hero. In his lifetime, Hercules was challenged to complete twelve feats of strength, ranging from endurance to tests of brute force. Designed to hold a sundial or planter, or perhaps as a leg of a table, Hercules will look majestic and impressive in any garden or home.
3w16” x d14” x h37” 125 lb
Shown in Western Slate
Code: HER
w20” x d13” x h28” 140 lb
Shown in Ancient Stone
Code: INSP28
