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The object "Artemis Capital" captures the essence of the iconic Ionic columns from the Temple of Artemis at Sardis. Crafted from cast metal with a rich bronze finish. Inspired by the grandeur of the original columns that once soared over fifty-eight feet high, it showcases delicate foliate carving on the capital and an intricate torus base with a vegetal scale-like pattern. This capital, a slightly smaller rendition, echoes the masterful craftsmanship of its ancient counterpart. A testament to timeless architectural elegance.

Brutalist-style cast iron vertical sculpture with dramatic bends and crevices.

An all-metal Taurus bull decor piece finished in a rustic-gold polish, the Taurus I is sure to be a stunning addition to your decor collection.

• Overall: 6'' H x 4'' W x 9'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 2.2lb.

Bring a little bit of Britain into your abode with this striking sculpture. Taking on a miniature version of the London Eye, the observation Ferris wheel constructed in the city around the millennium, this piece stands 27'' tall. This artful accent is crafted from iron and showcases a gray finish for a neutral look that works in just about any color palette. Weighing 16.5 lbs., we recommend setting this design somewhere sturdy.

• Overall: 27'' H x 25'' W x 3'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 11.24lb.

Allium moly in white porcelain and gold stands tall on a crystal base.

• Overall: 15'' H x 8'' W x 5.5'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 2lb.

. Phyllis. Evans, GA. 2025-06-22 18:46:53

Make a statement with the Atticus Column. Its tall, sophisticated design features hand-carved ribbing on a Mindi wood frame, finished in white lacquer. A rounded ball in a glamorous brass finish lends an eye-catching touch. It beautifully styles into any space in need of height and dimension.

Robust yet delicately constructed, our iron Icarus winged sculpture sits on a block of white marble.

• Overall: 12.75'' H x 11'' W x 5'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 15.15lb.

Perfection! Love this piece of art.. Jane. Fort Myers, FL. 2025-05-25 06:12:57

For centuries, Mathani were used to churn raw cream into butter. Electricity and automation have radically changed the use of Mathani but we still are used in remote villages in India. These found objects ship with both an iron wall mount fixture and an iron floor stand.

• Overall: 65'' H x 9.75'' W x 19'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 31lb.

Made from petrified woods, a three-piece set of stackable sculptures can be styled just about anywhere.

The Sargon sculpture is lavishly coated in a dark monochrome giving it a luxuriously ancient aesthetic. This floor-standing sculpture consists of a hybrid blend of solid and hollow geometric shapes and is covered with symbiotic engravings.

• Indoor use only
• A stunning piece that makes for a great wedding, shower, or new homeowner gift

Crafted from metal and finished in a two-tone black and antiqued-gold palette, this amazing decor piece flaunts a design inspired by (as the name states) an extinct Mauritian bird, the Dodo. We recommend the Dodo decorative piece for spaces based on the Woodlands, Global Curiosities or Mercana Modern design style.   Premium Composition  The Dodo is expertly crafted from metal and is a stylish piece that is not only visually enticing but also substantial.    Superior Finish  Finished in a matte-black stain with extravagant, antiqued-gold toned details, the Dodo is guaranteed to be a head-turner in your space.    Contemporary Design  The Dodo boasts of a spectacular design inspired by the extinct flightless bird that once prevailed on the island of Mauritius - the Dodo.     No Assembly Required  Delivered pre-assembled, the Dodo is ready to be the newest addition to your decor collection as soon as it arrives at the door.

• Overall: 6.75'' H x 6.75'' W x 4.25'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 1.76lb.

The "Bust Roman Imperial" pays homage to the classical beauty of ancient Greece. Handcrafted from marble, each piece is a unique work of art, distinguished by variations in color and veining. This bust echoes the head of a Greek statue from the 4th century B.C., possibly portraying Herakles or a triumphant athlete. Romans often transformed these classical masterpieces into decorative sculptures, leaving an enduring legacy of timeless elegance.