Baphomet on a throne- 24 cm

The figure of Baphomet sits imposingly upon an ornate throne, a surreal embodiment of both ancient symbolism and dark allure. Baphomet's imposing figure is crowned with an inverted pentagram , emblazoned on his furrowed forehead. The most well-known depiction of Baphomet is often attributed to the 19th-century French occultist Eliphas Levi. Baphomet is often depicted as a humanoid figure with a goat's head, wings, and both male and female attributes. In Western occultism, Baphomet is sometimes seen as a representation of divine balance, embodying both masculine and feminine energies, as well as other dualities. Some modern occultists consider Baphomet a symbol of spiritual enlightenment, representing the union of opposites and the pursuit of esoteric knowledge. Atop the throne rests a blazing fire, a testament to the infernal power that surrounds him. A symphony of serpents encircles a central rod, an emblem etched into the midsection, weaving an enigmatic narrative of cosmic balance.