Horned Dragon Head Wall Bust

A snarling dragon frozen mid-roar, crowned with great sweeping ram's horns. This bust captures a classic western dragon from the collarbone up: a long snout wrinkled back over bared teeth, deep-set brows, a bony frill of swept spikes fanning down the neck, and a pair of heavy ridged horns curling back and around like a ram's. The surface reads scaly and leathery, with sinewy folds running down the throat into a rounded bust base, so it stands or mounts as a finished display piece rather than a fragment. It suits fantasy collectors, tabletop role-players and anyone building a gothic or medieval corner — impressive as a shelf sculpture, a wall-mounted trophy head, or a carved feature on a cabinet or mantel. Carve / print notes • As a CNC relief, run it as a 3D/2.5D carving in a close-grained hardwood (lime, maple, walnut) so the horn ridges and teeth hold; finish with a fine ball-nose pass. • Printing instead? Resin gives the crispest teeth and scale texture; orient nose-up and support the jaw, horn tips and frill spikes. • Hollow a tall print and add a drain hole to save resin and reduce warping. • Finish with a stone, bronze or aged-wood patina to bring out the depth in the horns and brow.