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YOUNG PAN BRONZE STATUE
Greek God of Fields, Groves, and Wooded Glens
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Pan: Arcadian Shepherd of Wild Animals

Smooth carmel colored, high quality, cold cast bronze statue,
with green patina, 6 inches tall.

This is a lovely small bronze statue that looks very rich in person. Bronze color is accurate in the top photo. A beautiful bronze representation of this satyr God of the Natural world. In this depiction, Young Pan holds a small billy goat as the mother goat follows him. They are both hoofed beings, sure-footed and strong.

$38.00
Sale Price: $28.50

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He taught the woodland fauns how to play the panpipes!

Greek art show Pan as the half-goat, half man, hoofed God of shepherds and flocks, wild mountains, hunting and pipe music. His name is Greek from the word paein, meaning "to pasture."

Pan has the hindquarters, legs, and horns of a goat, just like a faun or satyr. With his homeland in rustic Arcadia, he is recognized as the God of fields, groves, and wooded glens. His connection to nature gives Pan a connected to fertility and the Spring season.

Even as a boy, Pan prefers the solitude of his pipes and his goats. He reminds us to respect the wilder side of nature and to take time for contemplation, love of beauty, and playful fun. Sweet in the hand and a lovely match to Young Artemis.



pair this Pan statue with Young Artemis