Ancient world themed pieces include ornaments, statues, faces, benches, planters and birdbaths in fossil, Easter Island, Tiki, and Inuksuk designs.

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Akahanga, stained concrete Easter Island statue for outdoor garden or patio

Akahanga

Located over 2700 miles off the coast of Chile, the isolated Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths.  These giant statues range in height from 10 – 33 feet and were constructed over 18 centuries ago.  All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate.  Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king.  Others say they are to scare away invaders.  The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand.  Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w12” x d10” x h30”   140 lb, 2 pieces 

Shown in Ancient Stone

Code: AKA

 

Akahanga No Hat, stained concrete Easter Island statue for outdoor garden or patio

Akahanga (No Hat)

Located over 2700 miles off the coast of Chile, the isolated Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths.  These giant statues range in height from 10 – 33 feet and were constructed over 18 centuries ago.  All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate.  Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king.  Others say they are to scare away invaders.  The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand.  Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w12” x d10” x h26” 95 lb  

Shown in Ancient Stone

Code: AKANH

 

Fossil Bench Curved, stained concrete furniture for outdoor garden or patio

Fossil Bench – Curved

There are two benches and a birdbath in this matching collection of fossil themed garden décor items.

w48” x d17” x h19” 210 lb, 3 pieces

Shown in Ancient Stone

Code: FOS-CUR

Fossil Bench - Straight garden seat, concrete

Fossil Bench – Straight

There are two benches and a birdbath in this matching collection of fossil themed garden décor items.

w47” x d17” x h19” 210 lb, 3 pieces

Shown in Basalt Grey

Code: FOR-STR

Fossil Bird Bath, stained concrete birbath for outdoor garden or patio

Fossil Birdbath

There are two benches and a birdbath in this matching collection of fossil themed garden décor items.

w21” x d16” x h27” 100 lb, 2 pieces

Shown in Ancient Stone

Code: FOS-BB

Garden Guru

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

 

Giant Inuksuk

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

 

Giant Rapa Nui, stained concrete easter Island Megalith for outdoor garden or patio

Giant Rapa Nui

Rapa Nui or Easter Island Megalith

Located over 3500 km (2700 miles) off the coast of Chile, Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths. These giant statues range in height from 3 to 10m (10 – 33 feet) and were constructed over 18 centuries ago. All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate. Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king. Others say they are to scare away invaders. They were carved from volcanic rock from Rano Raraku. The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand. Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w34” x d15” x h48”  180 lb

Shown in Western Slate

Code: GRAP

 

Inuksuk 24″

The Inuksuk is generally regarded as a sign post to show direction on the otherwise blank landscape of the Arctic or other areas of the far north. They do however, also mark fishing spots, camps, hunting grounds, and food caches. This one could point out your favorite spot in your garden or yard.

w18” x d7” x h24” 185 lb

Shown in Western Slate

Code: INU24

Medium Rapa nui, stained concrete Easter Island statue for outdoor garden or patio

Medium Rapa Nui

Rapa Nui or Easter Island Megalith

Located over 3500 km (2700 miles) off the coast of Chile, Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths. These giant statues range in height from 3 to 10m (10 – 33 feet) and were constructed over 18 centuries ago. All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate. Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king. Others say they are to scare away invaders. They were carved from volcanic rock from Rano Raraku. The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand. Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w10″ x d9″ x h19″   65 lbs

Shown in Ancient Stone

Code: MEDR

 

 

Rapa Nui Large and Medium, stained concrete Easter Island Faces for outdoor garden or patio

Medium Rapa Nui Face

Rapa Nui or Easter Island Megalith

Located over 3500 km (2700 miles) off the coast of Chile, Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths. These giant statues range in height from 3 to 10m (10 – 33 feet) and were constructed over 18 centuries ago. All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate. Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king. Others say they are to scare away invaders. They were carved from volcanic rock from Rano Raraku. The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand. Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w11” x d9” x h14”  50 lb

Shown right in Western Slate

Code: RAPFMED

Mini Xian Warrior – Archer

“Xian Warriors” or “The Terracotta Army” make up part of one the greatest archaeological discoveries of the modern era. In 1974, 2 farmers happened across the site while digging a well. Chinese archaeologists investigated further and discovered the largest collection of pottery figurines ever found.

There are many different individuals depicted and this Miniature is that of an archer, as defined by the uniform and hairstyle.

w5” x d4” x h16” 5 lb

Shown in Ancient Stone – Shown on Left

Code: MXIA-ARC

 

 

Mini Xian Warrior – Officer

“Xian Warriors” or “The Terracotta Army” make up part of one the greatest archaeological discoveries of the modern era. In 1974, 2 farmers happened across the site while digging a well. Chinese archaeologists investigated further and discovered the largest collection of pottery figurines ever found.

There are many different individuals depicted and this Miniature is that of an officer, as defined by the uniform and hairstyle.

w5” x d4” x h16” 5 lb

Shown in Ancient Stone – Shown on Right

Code: MXIA-OFC

 

 

Polynesian Tiki, Treeman & Leaf Maiden Mask Large & Small

Polynesian Tiki Mask – Large

The word Tiki refers to large wooden and stone carvings of humanoid forms originating from Polynesian cultures found in the South Pacific. They are found as far apart as New Zealand, Easter Island and Hawaii. The fearsome god-like carvings served to mark boundaries around significant or ceremonial sites and are often grotesque in appearance.

In the early 20thC, ‘Tiki Culture’ arose in North America. Tiki heads and paraphernalia were used by restaurants and clubs to evoke feelings of relaxation; think Mai Tais, flowery shirts and sunny beaches.

w10” x d6” x h30” 80 lb 

Shown left in Basalt Grey

Code: PTM-L

 

Treeman, Polynesian Tiki & Leaf Maiden Mask Pot Holders

Polynesian Tiki Mask – Pot Holder

The word Tiki refers to large wooden and stone carvings of humanoid forms originating from Polynesian cultures found in the South Pacific. They are found as far apart as New Zealand, Easter Island and Hawaii. The fearsome god-like carvings served to mark boundaries around significant or ceremonial sites and are often grotesque in appearance.

In the early 20thC, ‘Tiki Culture’ arose in North America. Tiki heads and paraphernalia were used by restaurants and clubs to evoke feelings of relaxation; think Mai Tais, flowery shirts and sunny beaches.

Comes with fabric planter attached for holding pots.

w10” x d6” x h30” 80 lb

Shown centre in Basalt Grey

Code: PTM-L-SP

Polynesian Tiki, Treeman & Leaf Maiden Mask Small

Polynesian Tiki Mask – Small

The word Tiki refers to large wooden and stone carvings of humanoid forms originating from Polynesian cultures found in the South Pacific. They are found as far apart as New Zealand, Easter Island and Hawaii. The fearsome god-like carvings served to mark boundaries around significant or ceremonial sites and are often grotesque in appearance.

In the early 20thC, ‘Tiki Culture’ arose in North America. Tiki heads and paraphernalia were used by restaurants and clubs to evoke feelings of relaxation; think Mai Tais, flowery shirts and sunny beaches.

w5” x d2.5” x h10” 2 lb 

Shown left in Ancient Stone

 

Code: PTM-S

 

Rapa Nui Birdbath

Rapa Nui or Easter Island Megalith

Located over 3500 km (2700 miles) off the coast of Chile, Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths. These giant statues range in height from 3 to 10m (10 – 33 feet) and were constructed over 18 centuries ago. All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate. Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king. Others say they are to scare away invaders. They were carved from volcanic rock from Rano Raraku. The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand. Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w12” x d12” x h28” 145 lb, 2 pieces 

Shown in Basalt Grey

Code: RAP-BB

 

Rapa Nui Face Large and Medium, stained concrete faces for outdoor garden or patio

Rapa Nui Face Large

Rapa Nui or Easter Island Megalith

Located over 3500 km (2700 miles) off the coast of Chile, Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths. These giant statues range in height from 3 to 10m (10 – 33 feet) and were constructed over 18 centuries ago. All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate. Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king. Others say they are to scare away invaders. They were carved from volcanic rock from Rano Raraku. The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand. Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w20” x d16” x h30”  150 lb

Shown left in Western Slate

 

Code: RAPFLG

Rapa Nui Face Small, stained concrete face for outdoor garden or patio

Small Rapa Nui Face

Rapa Nui or Easter Island Megalith

Located over 3500 km (2700 miles) off the coast of Chile, Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths. These giant statues range in height from 3 to 10m (10 – 33 feet) and were constructed over 18 centuries ago. All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate. Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king. Others say they are to scare away invaders. They were carved from volcanic rock from Rano Raraku. The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand. Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w4 “x d3” x h5.5”  1 lb  

Shown in Western Slate

Code: RAPFSM

Tabletop Rapa Nui, stained concrete face for outdoor garden or patio

Tabletop Rapa Nui

Rapa Nui or Easter Island Megalith

Located over 3500 km (2700 miles) off the coast of Chile, Easter Island boasts the world’s largest collection of megaliths. These giant statues range in height from 3 to 10m (10 – 33 feet) and were constructed over 18 centuries ago. All of the statues face westward and their significance is still a subject of debate. Some say they represent lost kings, and that one was constructed for every king. Others say they are to scare away invaders. They were carved from volcanic rock from Rano Raraku. The real mystery is how they were transported to where they now stand. Weighing as much as 27 metric tons (50,000lbs), the mystery is as great as the construction of the pyramids.

w6” x d3.5” x h10”  2 lb

Shown in Western Slate

Code: TTRAP

 

Tiki Head Easter Island Large, stained concrete face for outdoor garden or patio

Tiki Head – Easter Island Large

The word Tiki refers to large wooden and stone carvings of humanoid forms originating from Polynesian cultures found in the South Pacific. They are found as far apart as New Zealand, Easter Island and Hawaii. The fearsome god-like carvings served to mark boundaries around significant or ceremonial sites and are often grotesque in appearance.

In the early 20thC, ‘Tiki Culture’ arose in North America. Tiki heads and paraphernalia were used by restaurants and clubs to evoke feelings of relaxation; think Mai Tais, flowery shirts and sunny beaches.

w12” x d9” x h36” 180 lb

Shown in Ancient Stone

Code: THEI-L

 

Tiki Head Easter Island Small, stained concrete face for outdoor garden or patio

Tiki Head – Easter Island Small

The word Tiki refers to large wooden and stone carvings of humanoid forms originating from Polynesian cultures found in the South Pacific. They are found as far apart as New Zealand, Easter Island and Hawaii. The fearsome god-like carvings served to mark boundaries around significant or ceremonial sites and are often grotesque in appearance.

In the early 20thC, ‘Tiki Culture’ arose in North America. Tiki heads and paraphernalia were used by restaurants and clubs to evoke feelings of relaxation; think Mai Tais, flowery shirts and sunny beaches.

w7” x d6” x h20” 40 lb

Shown in Ancient Stone

Code: THEI-S