Pazuzu - obsidian finish, wooden base, Demon popular Sculpture, Historical Artefact, Sumerian, Mesopotamia, Occult, Demon

In Assyrian and Babylonian mythology, Pazuzu is the king of the demons of the wind, and son of the god Hanbi. He also represented the south-western wind, the bearer of storms and drought. - Wiki

Made infamous by the Exorcist films, this Pazuzu is an original sculpt created by MOCAOS using numerous reference photos from the London museum and popular many other sources to ensure it is as actuate as possible. A mould was taken and the statue cast in high quality resin.

This Pazuzu statue has been finished to resemble a damaged, aged and weathered obsidian stone statue as if it was recovered from an archaeological dig. The solid wooden base has a red felt bottom to protect your furnishings.