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1. Introduction of Ceres Goddess Statue Ceres is the Roman goddess of agriculture and harvest, corresponding to Demeter in Greek mythology. She presided over grains, growth, fertility, and agricultural yields, holding a significant position in ancient Roman society. Because ancient agriculture relied heavily on the natural environment, Ceres was considered the deity who provided humanity […]

1. Introduction of Lady Holding Light Lamp Statue This Bronze Figure Lamp sculpture is a set of classical female lamppost sculptures, combining figure modeling with outdoor lighting functionality, suitable for use in courtyards, villa entrances, hotel porches, or along garden paths. The two female statues stand symmetrically, each supporting a multi-headed courtyard lamp, creating a […]

1. Introduction of Harvest Goddess Statue This sculpture depicts a harvest goddess with classical symbolic meaning. Constructed entirely of white marble, it is suitable for gardens, courtyards, fountains, or European-style landscapes. The figure in the Harvest Goddess Statue wears a floral crown, her face turned to one side, her expression serene and gentle. Her hands […]

1. Introduction of Woman Statue Head This blue Bust Of Female blends classical form with modern beauty, making it a contemporary decorative piece with exceptional artistic flair. The overall design of the Woman Statue Head draws inspiration from the aesthetic foundations of ancient Greek and Roman female sculptures, featuring soft features, natural shoulder and neck […]

1. Introduction of Antique Woman Statue This Elegant Lady Statue, depicting a classical female figure, is crafted from cast bronze. The figure is seated, one leg bent and raised upon a rock, the other hanging naturally, both feet clearly visible for stability. The upper body leans slightly to one side, the right hand covering the […]

1. Introduction of Woman with Vase Sculpture This is a bronze standing female statue, depicted in a slow, forward-moving posture: her left foot steps slightly forward, her weight shifting naturally to create a subtle twisting motion. Her right arm is bent, holding a wide-mouthed water jug ​​at her waist, the jug’s opening tilted outwards; her […]

1. Introduction of Lady Head Bust Belgian sculptor Anton Nelson (1880–1910) was one of the most important artists active in the Art Nouveau movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Although he died young and left behind only a few works, his sculptures are known for their delicate characterization and symbolic composition. He […]

1. Introduction of Vintage Lady Bust This marble sculpture, with the image of a retro and elegant girl as the theme, shows the aesthetic characteristics of the European romantic style in the 19th century. The girl in the Vintage Lady Bust has a soft face, a quiet expression, slightly tilted head, and a quiet and […]

1. Introduction of Bronze Figure Lamp statue This sculpture is a group of female figure lamppost sculptures that combine classical art and practical lighting functions, showing a strong European decorative style. The main body of the Bronze Figure Lamp statue is two elegant classical women wearing flowing pleated long skirts, with a natural and flexible […]

1. Introduction of Statue Holding Lamp This sculpture is a typical Rococo style female lighting sculpture, which combines the 18th century European court aesthetics with practical lighting functions. The Statue Holding Lamp shows two graceful women wearing classical long dresses with alternating gold and copper colors, with soft figures and elegant expressions. Holding the golden […]