Brooklyn-based tabletop accessory manufacturer Sirius Dice will launch an officially licensed two-foot display statue, the Arkham Horror: Cthulhu Life-Size Monument, on 9 November 2026. The hand-painted piece carries an international retail price of $349.99 (£350.00 in the United Kingdom) and ships to hobby shops, Amazon, and direct customers in January 2027 under licence from Asmodee North America.
The product represents an ambitious operational jump for Sirius Dice, moving from tabletop counters and polyhedrals directly into premium room decor. Sized at over 60 centimetres in height and breadth, the monument adapts the signature aesthetic of Fantasy Flight Games’ long-running Arkham Horror universe into an oversized centrepiece for games rooms and retail display windows.
Arkham Horror: Cthulhu Life-Size Monument Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Product name | Arkham Horror: Cthulhu Life-Size Monument |
| Manufacturer | Sirius Dice |
| Licensor | Asmodee North America |
| Pre-order launch | 9 November 2026 |
| Expected shipping | January 2027 |
| Retail price | $349.99 (US) / £350.00 (UK) |
| Height | 24.5 inches (62.2 cm) |
| Width | 24.2 inches (61.5 cm) |
| Depth | 23.0 inches (58.4 cm) |
| Shell material | Hand-painted latex over structural core |
| Assembly | Required |
The Sirius brand expansion beyond polyhedral dice
Sirius Dice operates out of Brooklyn, New York. While the company established its reputation through themed resin and metal dice sets, its digital storefront increasingly downplays that singular focus. The main navigation logo on the company’s official website now reads simply as “Sirius”, omitting “Dice” from its primary masthead.
The Cthulhu statue is not an isolated experiment outside tabletop dice. Sirius has also opened pre-orders for its Sirius Metal Miniatures: Red Box Edition, an officially licensed line reproducing classic Dungeons & Dragons player characters and monsters in lead-free metal. Jumping from 28 mm metal miniatures straight into a two-foot cosmic horror monument confirms that the company is actively testing broader merchandise categories, even if its registered domain name remains tied to dice production.
Latex construction and display maintenance
High-end tabletop display statues priced in the £350 bracket typically use dense polystone resin or cold-cast porcelain. Sirius has chosen a different manufacturing technique for the Cthulhu monument, constructing the beast from a lightweight structural core wrapped in a hand-painted latex skin.
The use of latex mirrors the construction techniques found in theatrical stage props and haunted house installations. While a latex skin allows sculptors to capture flexible tentacle folds and deep skin textures without excessive weight, latex requires specific storage care. Exposure to direct sunlight, household radiators, or sudden humidity drops can dry out and crack latex over several years. Collectors will also need to handle final assembly themselves, as the product listing notes that the monument requires modular setup out of the box.
Transatlantic pricing disparity
The monument’s commercial launch reveals a steep pricing gap between territories. While the United States listing sits at $349.99, UK customers ordering through the site’s Global-e merchant portal face a flat £350.00 price tag before local shipping charges.
Direct currency conversion without adjustment places the UK price well above standard exchange parity, presenting an immediate hurdle for overseas horror enthusiasts looking to secure a pre-order ahead of the January delivery window.
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