Three Graces Tooth This Figurine depicts the fruit

This Figurine depicts the fruit lady

Red skeleton holding a red pitch fork

As if she was waiting for the monsoon rain to come down or take a casual stroll in the town during the mid afternoon

The same can be said with the Ancient Egyptians

This Figurine depicts the famous Pancho Villa

Three Graces Tooth This Figurine depicts the fruitThis intricately sculpted statue of the Three Graces is also known as the Charities. They were Aglaia (elegance, brightness and splendor), Thalia (youth, beauty and good cheer), and Euphrosyne (mirth, joyfulness), according to Ancient Greek mythology, the daughters of Zeus. Their main role was to bestow beauty, charm, and goodness on young women and to give joy and feeling of well being to people in general. The sculpture is a replica of the Three