A **seraph** (/ˈsɛrəf/; pl.: seraphim /ˈsɛrəfɪm/)[a] is a celestial or heavenly being originating in Ancient Judaism. The term plays a role in subsequent Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.


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Angel Crown : Generically, the golden or light behind the figures of heavenly beings (Trinity, Mary, angels, other saints) is called a halo , despite there being several distinct forms. The solid disc behind the head, sometimes punctuated with a red cross behind Christ, is called a nimbus. 
Angel Crown Designed By Wael Tsar

Angel Crown - Wael Tsar

A majestic 3D model of a towering holy angel with radiant golden wings and a mysterious, faceless head. Designed to feel divine, powerful, and otherworldly, this celestial being fits perfectly into fantasy games, cinematic scenes, and epic world-building projects.
Its glowing wing details, massive silhouette, and sacred aesthetic make it ideal for environments that need a divine guardian, ancient deity, or heavenly protector.

Holy Faceless Angel with Golden Wings

A bridge spanning the "jasper green pond" in the southern part of the "Garden of Heavenly Peace" in Bethmannpark in Frankfurt am Main.  
430 photos were taken with a Nikon D5000. The model was created in RealityCapture and edited in Blender.  
To save time, photos were taken only from one side of the bridge and this was mirrored afterwards.  
Due to strong weather changes during the photographing and not quite optimal settings of the camera, the quality of the textures did not meet my expectations.

Bridge of the Half Boat (Chinese Bridge)

In the original Hebrew meaning, the angel was simply "the messenger". In late Jewishness - and through it through Christianity - this concept was transformed into the concept of a being of the spiritual order that serves as a mediator between God and man. Faith in angels is common in many other religions and cultures. In Buddhism, the angels are called the devils and are described as shining heavenly beings, and in Hindu writings one can find the depiction of vivas - heavenly beings with wings whose task is to bring the mental powers of man into the states of light, joy and carelessness. In Islam there is faith in the angels who stand side by side and lead him an important part of the doctrine. Isle consists of the message that sent the angels to Muhammad.

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Photogrammetry from 202 Canon D70 24 megapixel photos through RC. And somme retopo + backing textures with 3dsmax, Knald, Marmoset toolbag, de-lighting with Unity3d…

Angel

Hevan place room hall with a tree and stairs. #palace #castle #heavenly place.

Golden Tree Atrium

The Nepomuk Chapel in Mauerbach is a small Baroque structure from the early 18th century and was built around 1722. It is one of the typical open canopy chapels erected in honor of Saint John of Nepomuk, an important patron saint of bridges and water. The chapel is open on all sides through round-arched openings and is supported by pillars, giving it a pavilion-like character. Inside stands a statue of the saint, who is venerated as a martyr and patron saint against water-related dangers.

A surrounding balustrade delineates the sacred space and is adorned with decorative putto figures, which, as cherubim, symbolize the heavenly sphere. The chapel is a typical example of Baroque popular piety and remains a culturally and historically significant monument to this day.

Nepomukkapelle

This open square pavilion (MAHS-THA-YLA-MUY-NAT-S-001-F-0003) is a concrete religious structure enclosed by low walls, with an entrance on each side and a four-sided lean-to roof topped by a square-base stupa. Blue and yellow painted murals and Thai inscriptions depict episodes from the Buddha’s life. The ceiling shows Chulamani Chedi in the heavenly realm, surrounded by devas on clouds. At the center sits a metal Buddha image in the Subduing Mara pose on a tall lotus base, with a Garuda painting on the rear of the pedestal.

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3D Model created by Sheak Mahfujur Rahman

Mandapa, Wat Khuha Phimuk, Yala, Thailand

提頭頼吒王（寺傳名：五部浄）是京都三十三間堂的「二十八部眾」護法神之一，為國寶。此尊鎌倉時代造像高166厘米，其身份是守護須彌山東方的四天王之持國天，職責為警固佛界。雕像呈現典型的武士護法形象，身著精緻鎧甲，面容威嚴，姿態穩健，體現了鎌倉時代佛教造像的力量感與寫實風格。

The statue of Dhṛtarāṣṭra (Jikokuten) is one of the Twenty-Eight Deva Guardians at Sanjūsangendō, a National Treasure​ from the Kamakura period, standing 166 cm tall. As the Heavenly King Who Upholds the Realm​ of the Four Heavenly Kings, he guards the eastern slope of Mount Sumeru, protecting the Buddhist domain. The statue embodies the classic guardian-warrior form, featuring detailed armor, a stern expression, and a solid posture, showcasing the powerful realism characteristic of Kamakura-period Buddhist sculpture.

京都三十三間堂二十八部眾-No.12提頭頼吒王

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LOOK AT THESE [[Heaven-Piercing Wings]]!! LOOK AT THIS [[BODY OF CHROME]]!!
I HAVE FINALLY BECOME A REAL [[BIG SHOT]]!!!
NO MORE [[Little Sponge]]... NO MORE STRINGS HOLDING ME DOWN!!
NOW I CAN REACH THE [[TOP OF THE HEAVENLY LIGHT]] AND SHOW EVERYONE MY TRUE [[VALUE!!!]]

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Archangel Michael

毘沙門天是京都三十三間堂的國寶雕像，創作於鎌倉時代，像高161厘米。其身份為四天王之多聞天，是守護北方的戰神與福德之神。雕像的顯著特徵是左手持握象徵勝利與福德的寶塔，通常身披鎧甲，呈現威武的武士護法形象，體現了鎌倉時代佛教護法神像的雄健風格與精湛工藝。

The statue of Vaiśravaṇa (Bishamonten) at Sanjūsangendō is a National Treasure​ from the Kamakura period, standing 161 cm tall. As Vaiśravaṇa, the Heavenly King of the North​ among the Four Heavenly Kings, he is revered as a god of victory and fortune. The statue's defining attribute is the jeweled pagoda held in its left hand, symbolizing triumph and blessings. Typically depicted in armor as a majestic warrior-guardian, it exemplifies the robust style and masterful craftsmanship of Kamakura-period Buddhist guardian deity sculptures.

京都三十三間堂二十八部眾-No.11毘沙門天

A BIG BUCKETTTTTTTTTTTTTT.

Its an ASC/ACA P-50/T135 but its heavenly.

Not much else to say.

Dr. Jr.

Mr. Mrs.

Siren but Heavenly

毘楼勒叉（寺伝原名：東方天）是京都三十三間堂內守護千手觀音的「二十八部眾」護法神之一，為國寶，創作於鎌倉時代，像高165釐米。其尊名為印度語（梵文：Virūḍhaka）的音譯，在佛教中其身份是四天王之一的「增長天」，職責為守護南方。雕像呈現威嚴的護法神形象，但其右手原本所持的法器現已失傳。此像體現了鎌倉時代佛教造像的藝術成就。
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The statue of Virūḍhaka (temple tradition name: Eastern Heaven) is one of the Twenty-Eight Deva Guardians protecting the Thousand-Armed Kannon at Sanjūsangen-dō. A National Treasure​ from the Kamakura period, it stands 165 cm tall. Its name is a transliteration from Sanskrit (Virūḍhaka). In Buddhism, it is identified as "Growth Heavenly King" (Virūḍhaka), one of the Four Heavenly Kings, tasked with guarding the southern direction. The statue presents a majestic guardian form, though the ritual implement originally held in its right hand is now lost. This work reflects the artistic achievements of Kamakura-period Buddhist sculpture.

京都三十三間堂二十八部眾-No.17毘楼勒叉

The cherub heads on the balustrade of the Nepomuk Chapel in Mauerbach are sculpted decorative elements mounted on a spherical base, featuring several angel heads arranged in a circle, each with childlike facial features and stylized hair. This so-called putto or cherubim depiction is typical of the Baroque style and symbolizes the heavenly sphere as well as the depicted saint’s closeness to the divine. The spherical form on which the heads are arranged reinforces the impression of a cloud-like mass, a motif frequently used in Baroque art to represent the heavens. As part of the balustrade, these finials simultaneously mark the boundary between the secular exterior and the sacred interior of the chapel, thereby contributing both to the decorative design and to the symbolic significance of the structure.

Cherubköpfe

This sculpture is charming in its blend of innocence and mischievous defiance. The chubby limbs curled toes and slightly grumpy facial expression combined with a clenched fist raised over the head create a figure that is both adorable and oddly confrontational. Seated atop a finely detailed toadstool surrounded by mushrooms and leaves the figure exists in a miniature fantasy world rich with woodland texture and fairy like whimsy. The wings on its back appear somewhere between angelic and insectoid blurring the line between heavenly and earthly playfulness.

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