Made of composite in an aged beige finish with random spritzes of antiquing, the Ancient Greek Torso Sculpture masquerades as an artifact. The marble-like sculpture has two artisans to thank for its feeling of authenticity: the mold maker, who is central to the work; and the painter, who hand-paints the piece to create the illusion that it was unearthed after being carved ions ago.

Love the product immensely. I'm an old history major so it's very fitting for me. Thanks again!. Jerry. Goldsboro, NC. Thu Dec 05 2024

When King Leonidas and the three hundred Spartan Hoplites under his command held off the Persian army at the Thermopylae pass, the courage and sacrifice of these Greek warriors entered into the realm of legend for evermore. This black porcelain sculpture depicts one of those brave soldiers equipped with his spectacular helmet with plumes, a mask that can be placed or removed to reveal the warrior's face thanks to a magnet system shield, lance, and armor. The wealth of detail, added to the decoration, the precisely modeled anatomy and the meticulous ornamentation demonstrate an extraordinary degree of virtuosity. Made in black porcelain and decorated with metallic copper, blue and black enamels. The shield is painted with black luster with a marble effect while the helmet is decorated with aged silver luster. The result is a striking and powerful figure that is at once noble and elegant.

He, she, and their baby. The family, the nucleus, the axis around which most of our lives revolve. A delicate piece of matte porcelain that celebrates life. A creation that is both realistic and idealized, perfect as a gift or decoration.

Ayan. Lewistown, PA. Sun Jun 26 2022

The collection represents the different members of a family with a natural and contemporary treatment. The pieces, made in Matte white porcelain, have a sculptural treatment that allows us to see the perfection of the modeling with which they are executed. A song to love, to family life, to truly important things.

So soft beautiful lines. Showing such love a father has for his child. Sandra. Bethesda, MD. Sun May 16 2021

The Met x Eichholtz presents the Bust Hermes, inspired by the Roman copy (1st–2nd century CE) of a Greek marble herm (ca. 450–425 BCE)—a bust or head, often depicting the messenger god Hermes, rested on top of a stone pillar. Featuring a marble finish and black granite base, our interpretation celebrates the grandeur of ancient Greek and Roman sculpture. Elevate your decor with this timeless blend of historical charm and modern elegance. Historic provenance: Inspired by the Roman copy (1st–2nd century CE) of a Greek marble herm from 450–425 BCE, the Bust Hermes reflects the serene grandeur of classical portraits. Hermes, the messenger god, was associated with boundaries and was often depicted near doorways and along the roadside, symbolizing protection. This piece echoes the timeless elegance of the original likeness at The Met.

Creating the feel of flowing fabric from marble is a feat, as is evidenced by the Thanos Marble Bust Sculpture. Carved from different types of Italian marble, the Roman bust was inspired by the antiquity period of that great empire. The style of the base on which the bust sits is aesthetically in keeping with an antique sculpture. The color of the marble that makes up the clothing on the gold sculpture will make it a focal point in a room.