Roman Amphora -75 cm. With iron foot

Description

Roman Amphora -75 cm. Faithful reproduction of an ancient Amphora made of terracotta. The aging finish gives it the texture and appearance of an ancient amphora embellished by the passage of time.

Height of the amphora without the base: 75 cm.

Total height of the amphora with iron stand: 105 cm.

Roman Amphora -75 cm. Reproductions of ancient amphorae inspired by original museum pieces. Handmade in Spain. This piece is ideal for interior decoration (living rooms, lobbies, libraries, and offices) and outdoors, terraces, and gardens, resistant to the elements.

Greek, Phoenician, and Roman amphorae were for centuries the most widely used means in the Mediterranean for the transportation and storage of wines, oils, and preserves. Today, they are used as highly appreciated decorative elements.

Including reproductions of Roman amphorae in decoration is a way to infuse a special sense of history and beauty into any space in our home, creating environments that encourage relaxation and reflection, both indoors, in living rooms, offices, and libraries, and outdoors, on terraces and gardens.

Roman amphorae capture the essence of Antiquity in the beauty of their forms, combining aesthetics with practicality and functionality. These ceramic pieces were used in the Roman Empire to transport and store a wide variety of products, from olive oil and wine to cereals and sauces like the famous garum.

With their distinctive two-handle shape and oval body, Roman amphorae exhibit a particular and captivating beauty capable of withstanding the passage of time and fashions. Made from materials such as terracotta, these vessels were a fundamental element of trade and daily life in ancient Rome.

Today, reproductions of Roman amphorae are highly sought-after decorative elements for both interior and exterior design. Decorating with current replicas of ancient amphorae adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to our home. These pieces, which evoke the history of Ancient Rome, can be combined with other decorative elements of various styles, from the most classic to contemporary design.