Ram Horns

Surrounding the medallion are four imposing interlocking configurations resembling geometric crowns or stylized horns, recalling the Koçboynuzu, or Ram's Horn motif.

Crafted in the United States during the 1970s, the bases feature elegantly elongated ram heads with dramatic spiral horns, meticulously detailed to capture the texture and rhythm of ...

Hooked extensions recall the Koçboynuzu, or Ram's Horn, iconic an ancestral emblem of masculine strength, heroism, and prosperity.

Branching outward from the central formation are curling Koçboynuzu, or Ram's Horn motifs, ancestral symbols of masculine strength, courage, fertility, and familial protection.

Hooked motifs, reminiscent of ram's horns, introduce associations with courage, masculine power, and prosperity, reflecting the pastoral heritage of the weaving communities.

Interspersed throughout the exceptional composition, curling ram's horn devices recall ancestral emblems of strength, protection, prosperity, and masculine vitality.

The head features curved gold lines that follow the contours of the ram’s face and horns, emphasizing its shape and giving it a more sculptural appearance.

The sculptural arm terminals are finely carved as ram heads, their curled horns and textured fleece adding a distinctive neoclassical accent.

The sculptural arm terminals are finely carved as ram heads, their curled horns and textured fleece adding a distinctive neoclassical accent.

Bezel set emeralds and sapphires grace each rams head and dramatic horns create a unique and exciting appearance. 24K gold wash has been applied at the designer's studio giving this ...

Above the handpainted panels the cobalt blue ground is decorated with a frieze of gilded oval rosettes, at each side is a handle modeled as a rams head with gilded horns. Each urn is...

Each base features a meticulously ram’s head with dramatically curling horns that sweep into elegant spirals, creating a sense of movement and visual rhythm from every angle.

The upper scene illustrates Daniel chapter 8, Daniel's second vision by the river Ulai, of the ram with two horns and the he goat with a great horn between its eyes that casts it dow...

The 2000 year old pendant features an exquisite cast bronze head of a Ram with magnificent horns on either side, dramatic eyes, a wonderful nose and mouth and fur on the top of the h...

Typical is the blending with characteristics of pagan, Greco-Roman gods, such as goat’s feet or paws and ram’s horns of the god Pan. Peculiarities of the Romanesque style are the dra...

This could instead be the headdress characteristic of the syncretic form Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, a deity who combines the funerary characteristics of Osiris and Sokar with the creative on...

The Shofar, a ceremonial horn typically made from the horn of a ram or other kosher animal, holds significant religious importance in Judaism, particularly during Rosh Hashanah (Jewi...

This American Shofar is made from the horn of a ram like its European counterparts, yet it is shaped and polished in a manner that reflects the local craftsmanship of the time.

Highlighting the relief profile of the Ram, the curved horn is set with sparkling pave diamonds for a luminous, personalized touch. 14KT Gold: 6.349g Diamond: 0.11ct Style: Aries Zo...

Doré bronze bands encircle the bodies and support opposing ram’s head mounts with curled horns and long modeled beards.

Pair 19th Century Gilt Bronze Neoclassical Sconces with Ram's heads and twisted horns, acanthus leaves and a fluted top.

They include a pair of horns, identified as the horns of a ram who “fights with his head” – hence is symbolic of aggression and perseverance.

Natalie Diedrick’s poignant bronze sculpture, titled Afterlife, depicts the weathered skull of a bighorn ram with sweeping, ribbed horns resting upon a rugged rock formation nestled ...

Each vase features a gracefully fluted cut crystal horn rising from a finely chased ormolu mount, beautifully cast in the form of a ram’s head.

The intricate treatment of the ram’s coat and curved horns creates depth and dimension, while the combination of polished and brushed finishes enhances its visual contrast.

A vintage French 18 karat (18K) yellow gold charm pendant designed as the Zodiac sign of Ares in yellow gold within a circular frame, depicting a ram from the front, the horns formin...

At the bottom, the legs end with carved fur and a Giltwood hoof while at the top are impressive and finely detailed ram's heads with Giltwood horns. The legs are joined at the mid se...

Adjacent to the shell, the elongated fin spine of Hybodus creates a dramatic visual counterpoint, transforming the specimen into a naturally balanced composition that is as scientifi...

", NYC; 2015: "Art of the Open Air": The San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park He is best known for his bronze Surrealism influenced sculptures that resemble brutalist animal skulls,...

", NYC; 2015: "Art of the Open Air": The San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park He is best known for his bronze Surrealism influenced sculptures that resemble brutalist animal skulls,...

", NYC; 2015: "Art of the Open Air": The San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park He is best known for his bronze Surrealism influenced sculptures that resemble brutalist animal skulls,...

", NYC; 2015: "Art of the Open Air": The San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park He is best known for his bronze Surrealism influenced sculptures that resemble brutalist animal skulls,...

", NYC; 2015: "Art of the Open Air": The San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park He is best known for his bronze Surrealism influenced sculptures that resemble brutalist animal skulls,...

", NYC; 2015: "Art of the Open Air": The San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park He is best known for his bronze Surrealism influenced sculptures that resemble brutalist animal skulls,...

The handles are made in the shape of a ram, with decorated horns. Great craftsmanship.

Referring to the legend of Jason and the Argonauts, the Golden Fleece sculpture depicts an elegant woman in a classic Greek garment. The curled horns of the ram style her headdress, ...

#5184 The carved imagery depicts stylized bighorn sheep (ram) heads with spiral horns alternating with arrow motifs, rendered in low relief against the lustrous black surface.

They were depicted in various ways; the most common representation (and essentially Roman in character) was that of a creature half-man and half-ram, with pointed ears, horns on its ...

Above each medallion is a decorative carved bow which is flanked by exceptional and richly detailed rams heads with their curved horns. From the rams mouth are two swaging floral gar...

Representation also of bunches of grapes, horns of a ram, draped cast vines, with a fluted column in two parts, carved black Belgian marble base. read less.

It has three delicate acanthus arms stemming from a single torch-like pendant body topped with ram heads around the center. These rams have been meticulously cast, etched, and engrav...

Note the fire to the right and a child figure with goat or ram legs and horns (demon). This may possibly be Saint Vincent Ferrer fighting against heretics.

Having wonderful classical gilded ormolu mounts and plaques with scrollingq C scrolls, foliage, Rams and putti blowing horns. Parquetry inlay to the door fronts and sides, the centra...

In this painting, Kustusch has masterfully captured the majestic presence of the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep, a symbol of rugged wilderness and alpine beauty. The ram's strong, curv...

At each side are impressive and finely detailed rams heads with large horns centering the fluted lightly curved tops.

One side showing a big horn ram with signature and date, the other the first tri-seat ski lift noting Showdown, Montana.

The feet on each leg and the edge have a ram horn shape. The bronze has a beautiful natural patina.

A Georgian carnelian intaglio ring, the oval carnelian measuring 20 x 17mm, seal engraved with the head of Zeus Ammon, depicted in profile with ram’s horn, set in yellow gold mount w...

A ram lowers its horns in a face off with a barking dog that rises on its haunches.

The Classic Elibelinde motif, also known as the “hands on hips” or goddess motif, is thought to represent motherhood and fertility while ram’s horns represent masculinity and power. ...

• Beautiful vintage rug • All handmade, hand knotted • Pile pure wool, warp and weft wool • Traditional design with Ram Horn, very unique rug, typical abrash color changes from di...

It is enclosed with a Rams Horn and Hands on Hips border. Reflecting colors from the sea and emanating timeless appeal with inimitable warmth, this small vintage Turkish accent rug i...

At its core, three hexagonal amulets adorned with Ram's Horn motifs take center stage against an open abrashed red backdrop, evoking a sense of boldness and geometric intrigue charac...