Behold - the Feline God is here.

We’re beyond excited to unveil our fourth original art statue from the wizardry of Skinner - a cosmic entity conjured from a furball spat straight out of the mind of a true art sorcerer.

Xalbaga, the Cat God, emerges as a shrine to imagination - a monument forged in chaos, mythology, and radiant intensity. This project isn’t just a statue; it’s a portal. A bold leap into realms where art becomes artifact, and boundaries between the real and the unreal collapse.

This is Skinner unleashed - free, wild, and transcendent.

PRE-ORDERS OPEN NEXT WEEK
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 2025
12PM PT | 3PM ET | 8PM UK | 9PM FRANCE

Also available in mini-statuette format, in 6 color variants at launch!

Exclusively on our shop houseofgog.com
Small edition size, so get yours early.

You can visit the product page now and subscribe to our ‘Notify me’ email list to be notified when the product goes live.

More details & photos will be posted in the next few days leading up to pre-orders.

See you all next week for PO day!

[Photos: prototype shown, final product may differ]

Photos by Rej Harel

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Dimensions:

H 8.5 x W 6 x D 6 (inches) / H 21.5 x W 15 x D 15 (cm)
*fair estimations

Description:

-100% high quality polystone resin art statue
-Hand crafted & hand-painted by master statue craftsmen
-Limited numbered edition: 300 units
-Signed by hand by Skinner (artist)
-Price: 400$USD for the first week of PO, 425$USD after
-Flexible payment plans available
-Worldwide shipping

Features:

-1 x Xalbaga, The Cat God art statue
-"Deluxe" collector art box
-Certificate of authenticity signed by House of Gog founders

Based on the original artwork of Oakland-based local legend, Skinner
This is an official collaboration with the artist

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-Selina
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