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Venus
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In Roman mythology, Venus was said to be the daughter of Jupiter, although she was born of the Sea and the Sky and came to earth in a shell from under the sea. The Roman goddess of love and beauty was originally a vegetation goddess and patroness of gardens and vineyards. Venus had a son named Cupid, the mischievous and winged god of love. He was her constant companion and, armed with bow and arrows, shot the arrows of desire into the bosoms of both gods and men. He later married Psyche, and they produced a child named Pleasure. Venus is, of course, associated with affairs of the heart. The last great temple of Venus was built by the emperor Hadrianus near the Colosseum in 135 AD. |
Venus rules Taurus
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We offer two types of Mugs: 11.oz ceramic mugs. 11.oz PolySub mugs. |
Check back soon, as we’ll be adding to our collection of tee shirts, tote bags, pendants and mugs a series of 11-oz. ceramic mugs (in colbalt blue) and 13-oz. executive crystal glasses, both with double platinum imprints, as well as tank tops, tiles, coasters (a tile with a cork backing), notebooks, jigsaw puzzles, greeting cards and many more exciting items proudly displaying our Odyssey Collection™ and Odysssey II Collection™ images.
We’ve also added two watch collections, (using virtual images) one displaying the original Odyssey Collection™ pewter designs and one displaying the colorful graphical interpretations created by Amy Benavides in the Odyssey II Collection™. Both our virtual watch collections share a common band design, a titanium case and a scratch-proof mineral crystal.
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Ceramic Mugs
Single sided $14.95 Double sided $19.95
PolySub Mugs
New! Exclusive! |
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THE ODYSSEY COLLECTION™ was conceived by Sam Lax, and the original drawings based on Sam’s concepts were created by Karin Swildens, internationally-acclaimed artist and sculptress. Sam then breathed dimension into these drawings to bring you his exciting collection, cast in fine pewter. Then Carolyn Rose painted, with acrylic on canvas, twelve wonderful paintings, each one depicting one of the pewter pendants on the neck of the individual in the painting.
