Since 1985, I have dedicated myself to sculpting and producing museum-quality replicas of ancient Assyrian artifacts—pieces I first encountered in books and global museum collections. With the mission of honoring and preserving my culture, I founded Waw Allap and began introducing these sculptures to international markets in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York. As recognition grew, museums began requesting works representing other ancient civilizations. Over time, my collection expanded into hundreds of designs—each handcrafted in high-quality polyresin and meticulously painted. These pieces have been featured in museum stores across the U.S. and abroad, purchased by collectors and institutions alike. The pandemic brought sales to a near halt, but I continued storing thousands of sculptures—at great personal cost. Now, I can no longer maintain this model, and I’m ready to pass the torch. I’m offering a rare opportunity to museum store buyers, curators, and entrepreneurs: You can take part in distributing these culturally rich, time-tested pieces and even build a business around them.

Here’s how it works:

• Minimum production: 175 pieces per design

• Terms: My base production cost + 10% royalty + shipping

• Global shipping: Yes

• Materials: Premium hand-painted polyresin—designed to last for generations

These aren’t just souvenirs—they are cultural artifacts reborn, created to inspire, educate, and endure. I can also design new sculptures by request, and I welcome those conversations. If you’re interested in carrying forward this tradition, contact me at marodeen@wawallap.com Let’s create something lasting—together.

Warm regards, 

Marodeen