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Exceed Entertainment Inc.
| Address | Hayamiya 3-8-20 Nerima Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:179-0085 |
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| Representative Name | Kazuaki Okumura |
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Figurine Antique
SD item code:9973535
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1300g
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[Veronese Design 10.4 Inch Hel Norse Goddess of the Underworld Antique Bronze Sculpture]
Product size; Height 26 cm x Width approx. 20 cm x Depth approx. 20 cm Weight: approx. 1.3 kg B07X39FWSB |
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Country of manufacture: America
Material / component: Cold-cast resin, bronze-like, hand-painted finish
Resin (such as polystone) mixed with stone powder or calcium carbonate is poured into a mold and molded. It has the characteristics between plastic and stone, and has a sense of weight, but it has excellent decorative details and is able to reproduce the texture. It has a heavy feel, but it is also highly decorative, and its texture can be reproduced well to create a luxurious finish. It is susceptible to cracking and chipping if dropped. Produced in the United States, this is a fine art statue. Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2021
Product tag: None
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Description
| Statue of Hel, Norse Goddess of the Underworld [Hel (Hel, Hela)] Goddess in Norse mythology who rules over the land of the dead due to old age and disease. She lives in a mansion called Aeluznir. The Old Norse Hel is derived from the Germanic *khalija, meaning "to hide," and from the Indian *khalija, meaning "to hide," which is the origin of the word. Kel-, meaning "to hide" or "to keep secret. It shares the same etymology as the English word "hell. In the [Gyurvi Haburat] of the [Prose Edda], Loki is said to have had a son with the giant Angleboza, and Fenrir and Jormungandr are her brothers. Some say that Loki ate Angleboza's heart, transformed into a female giantess, and gave birth to Hel himself [2]. Hel was banished by Odin to Niflheim, a remote place like her brothers. Odin sent there the souls of all but the honored dead of the nine worlds, for example, those who had died of disease, old age, or evil, and gave her the task of ruling over the dead [1]. The land is called [Hel] (Hellheim), like her name. She is the only person in Norse mythology who can return the dead to the living. Hel's half of her body is blue, and half of her body is the color of human skin [3]. According to some sources, his upper body is the color of human skin, while his lower body has decayed and turned greenish black. This is because he |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jul.23rd to Sep.27th |
| Air Mail | From Jul.4th to Jul.8th |
| EMS | From Jul.3rd to Jul.8th |
| Pantos Express | From Jul.5th to Jul.10th |
| DHL | From Jul.3rd to Jul.5th |
| UPS | From Jul.3rd to Jul.5th |
| FedEx | From Jul.3rd to Jul.5th |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
This statue will be shipped from our store in NY, USA and inspected by our Tokyo store before being shipped domestically.
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[Hel (Hel, Hela)]
Goddess in Norse mythology who rules over the land of the dead due to old age and disease. She lives in a mansion called Aeluznir.
The Old Norse Hel is derived from the Germanic *khalija, meaning "to hide," and from the Indian *khalija, meaning "to hide," which is the origin of the word.
Kel-, meaning "to hide" or "to keep secret.
It shares the same etymology as the English word "hell.
In the [Gyurvi Haburat] of the [Prose Edda], Loki is said to have had a son with the giant Angleboza, and Fenrir and Jormungandr are her brothers. Some say that Loki ate Angleboza's heart, transformed into a female giantess, and gave birth to Hel himself [2].
Hel was banished by Odin to Niflheim, a remote place like her brothers. Odin sent there the souls of all but the honored dead of the nine worlds, for example, those who had died of disease, old age, or evil, and gave her the task of ruling over the dead [1]. The land is called [Hel] (Hellheim), like her name.
She is the only person in Norse mythology who can return the dead to the living.
Hel's half of her body is blue, and half of her body is the color of human skin [3]. According to some sources, his upper body is the color of human skin, while his lower body has decayed and turned greenish black. This is because he
【ヘル (Hel, Hela) 】
北欧神話における老衰、疾病による死者の国を支配する女神。エーリューズニルという館に住む。
古ノルド語のヘルはゲルマン祖語の「隠す」と言う意味の* khalija、また、その語の元となったインド・
ヨーロッパ祖語の「隠す」「秘密にする」という意味の*Kel-から来ている。
英語の hell （地獄）と語源が共通している。
『散文エッダ』の『ギュルヴィたぶらかし』では、ロキが巨人のアングルボザとの間にもうけたと云われ、フェンリル、ヨルムンガンドは彼女の兄弟である。ヘルだけはロキがアングルボザの心臓を食べて、その後に女巨人に変身して自らヘルを生んだという説もある[2]。
ヘルはオーディンによって兄弟達同様に遠隔地であるニヴルヘイムへ追放された。オーディンはそこに九つの世界において名誉ある戦死者を除く、たとえば疾病や老衰で死んだ者達や悪人の魂を送り込み、彼女に死者を支配する役目を与えた[1]。その地は彼女の名と同じく「ヘル」（ヘルヘイム）と呼ばれる。
北欧神話の中で唯一、死者を生者に戻すことができる人物である。
ヘルの半身は青く、半身は人肌の色をしている[3]。資料によっては上半身は人肌の色で、下半身は腐敗して緑がかった黒へ変色しているとされる。これは彼