The 'Bust of Lucius Verus' from The Met x Eichholtz collection is an exquisite reproduction of an over-life-sized Marble portrait of the co-emperor Lucius Verus. This handcrafted marble bust rests elegantly on a black metal base. Each piece is a unique work of art, with variations in color and veining that add to its character. Inspired by an ancient masterpiece from The Met, this bust captures the leonine majesty of Lucius Verus, providing a regal touch to any space.

The "Sphinx set of 2" brings the mystique of ancient Egypt to your space. Crafted from white marble with meticulous handwork, each piece is a unique work of art, marked by variations in color and veining. These sphinxes once graced the grave shafts of Philinos or Thalinos during the sixth century B.C. This set is a testament to the early Archaic period's fusion of Greek and Egyptian sculptural styles, bearing the same stylized features and architectural influences. Let them stand as guardians of history and beauty in your home.

The 'Bust of Hatshepsut,' inspired by The Met's 'Head of an Osiride Statue of Hatshepsut,' is a remarkable piece of handcrafted artistry. Crafted from sandstone and elegantly presented on a black metal base. Each of these stone busts is a unique creation, with variations in color and texture that enhance its charm. This piece pays tribute to the ancient beauty and grace of Hatshepsut, making it a captivating addition to any collection.

This sculpture is perfect for your decor space. Born in 1976 in Paris, Laurence Bonnel discovered the art of sculpture in 1998, through her art history and literature courses that revolved around figuration. The human figure plays an essential role in Bonnel's work. She creates architectural, almost primitive silhouettes, which emanate and presence. The motif of the human shape, that of couples and that of the crowd, recurrent and central in her portfolio, and her formal stylization immediately evoke the spindly forms of Giacometti or the cubist bodies of Zadkine. Bonnel creates "silhouettes without faces, but expressive. Like the difficult experience of questioning oneself." The silhouettes transmit their narrative through the inner and subjective experience of the spectator. The process of identification takes place: the more one observes the silhouette, the more one observes herself.

The Rue de Bac butterflies are lovely encased specimens made of blue paper with black accents displayed within a clear glass dome. Sitting atop a wood base in a black finish. Named for the Parisian street on which a famous French taxidermy is located, the artful butterflies that flutter in this sculpture would feel right at home in a cabinet of curiosities that holds some remarkable wonders of nature.

Stunning & unique decor. Looks beautiful in my home!. Pamela. Boynton Beach, FL. Sun Mar 08 2026

With its thick body, stout legs, wide draping ears, and that upturned head and joyful trunk, this little elephant adds a sense of shining delight anywhere it dwells in your home.

Package arrived on time, and the product was as promised. Everything was smooth.. Nicholas. Clovis, CA. Mon Jan 20 2025