medusa headdress 3d models

The emblem can be interpreted as a throne cushion, a discarded turban headdress, or a 'dharmachakra' ('wheel of law') symbol. Early Buddhist artists were hesitant to represent the Buddha in human form. They preferred to indicate his presence through...

The stunning art-deco sculpture showcases a breathtakingly beautiful young woman draped in a long, form-fitting dress and adorned with an elaborate headdress that echoes a dazzling constellation of stars. The figure proudly rests atop a sturdy...

The artist masterfully captures her freshness through the elegant headdress and radiant smile on her face. Contemporary critics were quick to praise this masterpiece, hailing Lecomte's exceptional skill: "The sculptor has reserved all his artistry,...

The braided locks on his headdress proudly display a protective crescent moon and skull, while his lower right hand grasps a broken tusk - a symbol of triumph over adversity. His upper right hand holds a rosary adorned with a pomegranate, an emblem...

Her cap or headdress features superimposed horns, indicating deity status along with her wings. Hanging downwards, these wings signify she's a goddess of the Underworld, while the original black background may have referenced night. The Queen holds...

This colossal kneeling statue showcases Queen Hatshepsut wearing her traditional nemes headdress and false beard, offering two jugs of milk or water. Her name, Maat-ka-re, is inscribed in the cartouche above the buckle of her belt. Typically, this...

Adorned with a large headdress featuring a mask and feathers, a bracelet and necklace, the character radiates an aura of regality. Framing the niche where the figure resides are celestial bands adorning three sides. Below the niche lies a strip...

The ruler on the left is identified by the name glyph and headdress as the first ruler in the dynasty, K'inich Yax K'uk' Mo'. The ruler on the right is the first ruler's child, the second in the dynastic succession. This disk is part of "Scan The...

Early Spanish chroniclers on Mexico's Gulf Coast provide firsthand accounts of spectacular fan-shaped headdresses made from painted bark paper and vibrant feathers. These descriptions match the costumes depicted in codices for Huaxtec deities, now...

This powerful figure can be identified as a priest by his headdress, a rolled fillet with a prominent round diadem at its center. The way his toga is folded, with a thick band crossing his chest, reveals that he was a priest of the god Serapis. A...

She wears an ancient Egyptian headdress consisting of a serpent with a globe flanked by two ears of corn. A fringed shawl tied in a knot at her front and sausage-curl hairstyle complete her ensemble. Her hollow pupils might have been inlaid with dark...

A majestic figure with a towering headdress, she represents a highly popular group during this period. The Guimet Museum houses numerous examples of these images, but this particular statuette stands out for its captivating elegance. Her delicate...

The "Esquiline Venus" is a slightly smaller-than-life-size nude marble sculpture of a female wearing sandals and a headdress; its name "Esquiline" comes from the site where it was discovered, Esquiline Hill in Rome, probably part of the same site as...

This characteristic representation depicts her wearing a headdress that incorporates the image of the Buddha Amitabha, surrounded by a delicate lotus halo (now partially damaged). In her left hand, Guanyin grasps a vase, said to quench the thirst of...

Subtle variations in costume and headdress highlight complementary oppositions that resonate with the visual language of the gestures. On the back panel, the sequence reaches a climax with a gesture of mutual recognition and presentation. Given its...

Goddesses and female monarchs of Egypt often adorned their heads with this very type of protective vulture-like headdress, complete with wide-spreading wings surrounding her head for additional protection. A combination of naturalism in the carving...

Along with the meticulously trimmed beard and distinctive cruciform headdress, these emblems of power likely signify the office of war chief. ...The sculptor skillfully retained the columnar stability of the living tree from which it was carved,...

The originally polychromed bust is believed to depict a woman wearing an intricate headdress and large wheel-like coils (known as rodetes) on each side of her face. The opening in the rear of the sculpture indicates that it may have been used as a...

They wore old Russian Imperial Army uniforms with red armbands and sometimes red ribbons on their headdresses. **Spontaneous search for new solutions** When creating the Red Army, they used remaining stocks of uniforms from the Russian Imperial...

Abkha wears heavy and elaborate jewelry, adjusting her himation (cloak) which she uses as a veil over her headdress. Palmyra flourished from the first century BC due to its caravan trade between the Gulf and the Mediterranean. By the end of the...

What's included: 6 body poses (each pose has an option with or without headdress for 12 bodies), 2 wizards poses and a selection of hands including staff, sceptre, power sword, hammer with twisted wooden handle, harmer with metal handle and empty...

This sculpture is part of the Esquiline Venus, a smaller-than-life-size nude marble statue of a woman wearing sandals and a headdress. The name "Esquiline" comes from where it was found, Esquiline Hill in Rome, likely at the same site as the...

Dangerous Ladies' 3D model for Emperor Edelgard's Headdress and Accessories Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows) .stl format. Pre-sliced for printing on a 20cmx20cmx20cm bed, though it will fit smaller. The disc with the horn attached has a...

Her headdress and accoutrements are meant to put her into the state of mind of the enemy; when she puts them on, she assumes the identity of the demon and her own personality recedes. This mini is sculpted for 54mm and also comes in 32mm Heroic scale...

To achieve a smooth finish on the Star God's headdress, it is recommended to use variable layer height when printing the Original version. However, the Extended and Crowned versions are less reliant on this technique. The two front prongs on the...

Beyond their armor, the Philistines are depicted as wearing curious feathered headdresses, which may have served both practical and ceremonial purposes. Their chest-protecting armor was designed to safeguard their vital organs from harm, while their...

Here are some of the impressive stats: * Vest: 10 variations * Headdress: 2 unique designs * Mask: 10 different styles * Glasses: 2 distinct looks * Hairstyles: 5 fabulous options * Helmets: 7 cool variations * Bodykit: 4 sleek designs * Pants: 6...

'Resting on the long twisted horns of the Abyssinian ram (Ovis longipes palaeo-egyptiacus), between two opposed uraei of the headdress consists of three bunches of reeds, each surmounted by a solar disc and each set against a background of ostrich...

People often carry essential belongings like a bag, put on comfortable footwear which might include tights for a warm feel underneath; wearing a cap completes an outfit that showcases identity while also sporting unique headdress on special occasions...

The headdress is modelled with 4, 45 degree holes so you can thread them together in place. The earrings have loops to be attached to earring hooks by jump rings! The tabard pieces are modelled with 45 degree holes in the back to be sewn to the...