Erechtheion Caryatid | Iconic Sculpture from Ancient Greece

A caryatid is a sculpted female statue that served as an architectural support. The best-known and most copied examples are the six figures from the Caryatid porch of the Erechtheion on the Acropolis of Athens. One of the original six figures, removed by Lord Elgin in the early 19th century in an act that severely damaged the temple and was widely considered vandalism and looting, is now in the British Museum in London.

Part figurative female sculpture, part architectural element, the caryatid has creatively helped support the weight of buildings for thousands of years. Although particularly popular in their origins in Ancient Greece, they continue to blur the line between art and architecture today.

• A unique decorative piece reflecting the combination of art and architecture.
• A modern accessory enriched with Greek culture and history.
• Made with high quality materials and detailed workmanship.
• An ideal decoration item for those looking for historical ambiance and elegant aesthetics.
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

• Delivery will be made with the shipping companies we have agreements with due to the size of the product, and the shipping fee is determined according to the city and district where the products will be sent. Please contact our company before ordering.

Acrylic on fiberglass

It is produced using water-based acrylic paint, which is suitable for health, on long-lasting, durable and lightweight fiberglass material.

Epoxy coating

Our products, which are epoxy coated on styrofoam, are produced using water-based acrylic paint, which is suitable for health.

Dimensions 200 cm

Special production is made in the desired color and size.

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Production time is 30 business days.