Parastone Owl Headed Dancer Fantasy Figurine Dancing with

Parastone Owl Headed Dancer Fantasy Figurine Dancing with Fruit by Hieronymus Bosch
- part of the highly collectible Parastone Mouseion 3D Collection
- measures 6.25 in h x 4.1 in w x 2.75 in d.; weighs 12 ounces
- made from resin with color details
Dancers with Owl: At bottom right on the central panel of the Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch, two figures -- partially hidden inside a fruit -- seem to engage in a ritual dance. This could refer to the three fatal dances in life: love, fate and death. An unruffled owl sits atop the fruit, probably not as a symbol of wisdom as is the case with Athena's owl, but as a symbol of deceit and scheming. After all, this predator was said to surprise its innocent, sleeping prey in the dark.

Parastone Owl Headed Dancer Fantasy Figurine Dancing with Fruit by Hieronymus Bosch