Click to enlarge
Cancer €45.00
Back to products
Gemini €45.00

Capricorn

€45.00

Sea Goat Also known as Amalthea who provided for baby Zeus after Rhea saved him from Cronos. The word “cornucopia” comes from the broken horn of Capricorn – or the “horn of plenty.”

Add to wishlist
Category:
Report Abuse
Shipping
Additional information
Weight 19 g
Dimensions 23 cm
Reviews (0)

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Capricorn”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Shipping & Delivery
More Products
Compare

Gemini

€45.00
The Twin  The two bright stars – Castor and Pollux – are also the brothers’ names. They were the brothers of Helen of Troy. They are also the protectors of ships and sailors.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Cancer

€45.00
Crab Juno sent a crab to defeat Hercules while fighting Hydra. The crab was crushed by Hercules.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Pisces

€45.00
Two Fish enus and her son Cupid escaped Typhon as two fish tied together. In Greek mythology, they are Aphrodite and Eros.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Leo

€45.00
Lion Prehistoric constellation associated with royalty. In Egyptian mythology, it represents the life giving floods since the Sun was in this constellation during the heavy rains. In Greek mythology, Leo represents the Nemean Lion which was killed by Hercules
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Taurus

€45.00
The Bull Jupiter turns into bull to carry off Europa – daughter of King of Crete. It is also said that Zeus brought the ram to try and win the heart of Europa
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Aries

€45.00
In Greek mythology, the ram carried Athamas’s son Phrixux and daughter Helle to Colchis to escape Ino. When the ram reached Colchis, Phrixux sacrificed the ram and hung its fleece in the Grove or Ares. This fleece turned to gold and later was the quest of Jason and the Argonauts.
Add to cart
Quick view

Related products

Compare

Aquarius

€45.00
Water Carrier In Greek mythology, Aquarius (also known as Ganymede in Roman myth) was a beautiful young boy whom Zeus brought to Olympus to be the cup bearer of the Gods. It is suggested that Zeus fell in love with Aquarius.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

box

Read more
Quick view
Compare

Cancer

€45.00
Crab Juno sent a crab to defeat Hercules while fighting Hydra. The crab was crushed by Hercules.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

metal working

Read more
Quick view
Compare

Monster Lighter

€25.00
This lighter is not just functional, it's a collectible piece of art that will spark conversation wherever you go.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Pisces

€45.00
Two Fish enus and her son Cupid escaped Typhon as two fish tied together. In Greek mythology, they are Aphrodite and Eros.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Scorpio

€45.00
The Scorpion ent by Gaia to kill Orion when he said he would kill all animals. It is also said that Apollo sent the scorpion to kill Orion. Orion and Scorpio are on opposite sides of the sky.
Add to cart
Quick view
Compare

Taurus

€45.00
The Bull Jupiter turns into bull to carry off Europa – daughter of King of Crete. It is also said that Zeus brought the ram to try and win the heart of Europa
Add to cart
Quick view