Roman Amphora of 45cm. With iron foot

Description

Roman Amphora of 45cm. Reproduction of a Roman amphora made of terracotta. The aging finish gives it the appearance of an ancient amphora. Includes iron stand.

Height of the amphora without stand: 45 cm.

Total height of the amphora with stand: 75 cm.

Roman Amphora of 45cm. 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 for outdoor placement, such as terraces and gardens. Weather-resistant.

Greek, Phoenician, and Roman amphorae were the most commonly used means in the Mediterranean for the transportation and storage of wines, oils, and preserves during antiquity. With their distinctive two-handle shape and oval body, Roman amphorae exhibit a simple and captivating beauty that has withstood the test of time. Made from materials like terracotta, these vessels became a fundamental element of trade and daily life in ancient Rome.

Amphorae encapsulate the essence of Roman civilization in their form and function. 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.

Today, replicas of Roman amphorae are highly sought-after decorative elements. Their presence in our homes, whether outdoors in the garden or indoors in spaces like the foyer, living room, or library, becomes a lasting testament to the historical legacy and art of the imperial Rome.

Indoors, these reproductions of Roman amphorae can become focal points of decoration, adding an air of nobility and culture to any space. Placed strategically, they can be combined with furniture and other decorative elements, merging classical style with contemporary.

Outdoors, replicas of Roman amphorae blend seamlessly among the vegetation of our gardens, creating a charming atmosphere. Using them as planters for plants or as ornamental pieces, these reproductions bring a touch of history to our outdoor spaces.