The Green Man is a figure commonly found in European architecture, folklore, and symbolism, representing nature, growth, and rebirth. He is typically depicted as a face or head surrounded by or made from leaves, branches, and vines, symbolizing the cycle of life, death, and regeneration. The Green Man is often associated with the natural world and is believed to personify the spirit of nature, particularly plant life and vegetation.
The Green Man's origins are debated, but he is often linked to pre-Christian pagan symbols. Some believe the Green Man represents fertility deities or nature gods of ancient cultures, like the Celtic and Roman pantheons.
Terra Cotta 12” diameter
The Green Man is a figure commonly found in European architecture, folklore, and symbolism, representing nature, growth, and rebirth. He is typically depicted as a face or head surrounded by or made from leaves, branches, and vines, symbolizing the cycle of life, death, and regeneration. The Green Man is often associated with the natural world and is believed to personify the spirit of nature, particularly plant life and vegetation.
The Green Man's origins are debated, but he is often linked to pre-Christian pagan symbols. Some believe the Green Man represents fertility deities or nature gods of ancient cultures, like the Celtic and Roman pantheons.
Terra Cotta 12” diameter
