Andarna Golden Baby Dragon | Small Skull & Dragon Sculpture
In the heart of an enchanted forest, nestled deep within a grove untouched by time, lay a peculiar sight. Atop a moss-covered stone pedestal, an exquisite labradorite skull rested, its iridescent hues shimmering with otherworldly allure. Perched upon this ancient relic was a golden baby dragon, its scales gleaming softly in the dappled sunlight filtering through the dense canopy above.
The dragon, a creature of myth and wonderment, lay in peaceful slumber, its tiny form rising and falling with each gentle breath. Around it, a lush bed of real moss cushioned the skull, creating a haven of tranquility amidst the wilderness.
Legends whispered of the golden baby dragon, said to be a guardian of the forest, born of the earth's deepest secrets and the sky's boundless dreams. Its presence brought harmony to the land, and those who were fortunate enough to stumble upon its resting place were blessed with a sense of wonder and awe.
For generations, the inhabitants of the forest had revered the golden baby dragon, leaving offerings of shimmering crystals and fragrant wildflowers at its feet. They believed in it’s ability to bring prosperity and protection to their beloved home.
As the seasons passed and time flowed like a gentle stream, the golden baby dragon remained undisturbed, cradled by the embrace of the ancient labradorite skull and the soft embrace of the mossy bed beneath it.
And so, the legend of the golden baby dragon lived on, a timeless tale woven into the fabric of the forest, a reminder of the beauty and magic that thrived in the heart of nature's embrace.
About the skull:
Handcrafted from polymer clay over a labradorite crystal skull, adorned with a hand sculpted baby golden dragon on a bed of real moss. Please note these creations are to be handled with care as they can be fragile with the amount of intricate details, it’s best to find it’s final resting place and leave it to be admired by eyes only, over time the moss may crumble and breakaway if handled and is a natural part of the design so should not be considered a fault. PLEASE NOTE THE BONE VERTEBRAE STAND IS NOT INCLUDED.
