Reproduction of a Caryatid. 89 x 46 x 71 cm.

Description

High-quality reproduction of a Caryatid made with molded marble (marble powder with resin). Finished with an imitation iron patina.

It can also be provided with a marble finish without patina.

Measurements: Height: 89 cm. Width: 71 cm. Depth: 46 cm. (does not include the iron base)

Sculpture perfectly suited for outdoor decoration such as gardens and terraces or for indoor use.

Caryatids are support elements resembling columns with the figure of a woman, which were used in Greek and Roman architecture, as well as in the Renaissance and neoclassical architecture.

Caryatids are female sculptures serving as columns or pillars to support architectural structures. The name Caryatid comes from Greek mythology, from the women of the city of Caria, who, according to the myth, were taken as slaves as punishment for their participation in a revolt.

These architectural elements stand out for their classical elegance, being a harmonious fusion of functionality and aesthetics in Greek architecture. Caryatids often appear in temples and religious buildings; the most famous ones are those of the Erechtheion Temple on the Acropolis of Athens. Their presence in decoration adds a touch of beauty and grace to their function as a supporting element. Caryatids have inspired numerous architects and artists and have endured in ancient, Renaissance, and neoclassical art.

Decorating with classical artworks, such as this reproduction of a Caryatid, is a good choice that brings a sense of historical legacy to any space. With these figures, we enhance the aesthetics of our favorite corners, whether indoors like libraries, offices, or living rooms, or outdoors in gardens, patios, and terraces.

By incorporating reproductions of large classical sculptures like this Caryatid into outdoor decor, our gardens and terraces acquire the special elegance and serenity of classical art, adding a timeless touch to our favorite outdoor spaces. The figure of the Caryatid blends with the surrounding vegetation, infusing a unique sense of splendor and uniting the beauty of art with nature.