Four Seasons Marble Statues

1. Introduction of Four Seasons Marble Statues

The goddesses of the four seasons did not originate from the worship of a single deity, but rather from the ancient Greeks’ abstract understanding of “the segmentation of time and the laws of nature.” In early concepts, seasons were not fixed natural names, but rather a system of time established by humans to adapt to agriculture, climate, and social order. Ancient Greek mythology personified this invisible law of time, gradually forming a system of seasonal symbols presented in female figures. This group of Four Seasons Marble Statues is sculpted from natural marble, and its overall style continues the tradition of European classical garden sculpture.

The four female figures in the Goddesses of The Four Seasons are all standing, with slender figures and harmonious proportions. Their clothing consists of close-fitting long dresses that drape tightly against the curves of their bodies, clearly outlining the structure of their torsos and legs. The folds of the clothing drape naturally with the rise and fall of their bodies, the lines delicate and layered. Each of the Four Seasons Marble Statues is slightly different in form, distinguished by different objects held and actions: some hold flame-shaped ornaments, some embrace bunches of fruit or ears of wheat, and others hold bouquets. The wings that spread out behind the figures blend naturally with the lines of their bodies, making the overall silhouette more graceful. Arturban Sculpture can customize various the four seasons goddess statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.

2. Production Process of Four Seasons Marble Statues