Chosen by the Greek God of the seas and storms, these men have been granted the rare privilege of riding the Hippocampus. The mythical steeds that also pull their patron’s chariot, Hippocampi are creatures described as having the front half of a horse, and the rear half of a fish. They are sometimes described as having wings, which we have included in our depiction here.
Riders carry stylized Hoplon shields bearing the imagery of horses, which Poseidon also claims dominion of. Riders may be armed with Tridents, and there is an option for a musician playing a conch-shell horn.
Sculptor: Gia Huy
