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1. Introduction of Ganymede Sculpture Ganymede was a famous Trojan prince in Greek mythology, renowned for his handsome appearance and youthful spirit. According to ancient texts such as Homer’s epics, Ganymede was the son of Troy’s King Tros and was chosen by Zeus for his extraordinary beauty. Legend has it that Zeus transformed into a […]

1. Introduction of 3 Graces Garden Statue The Three Graces, also known as the Charites in Greek mythology, are commonly referred to as Aglaea, Euphrosyne, and Thalia, associated with radiance, joy, and abundance, respectively. They often accompany Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, and appear in banquets, dances, and celebrations. This bronze 3 Graces […]

1. Introduction of Medusa Face Sculpture Medusa is one of the most famous Gorgons in Greek mythology, often associated with the Gorgons. Originally described as a beautiful woman, she was later transformed into a monster with snake-like hair and a gaze capable of petrifying people by a curse in mythological narratives. In art history, Medusa […]

1. Introduction of Psyche et l’Amour Statue This sculpture draws inspiration from the myth of Cupid and Psyche. Psyche symbolizes the soul in the myth, while Cupid symbolizes love; their union is often interpreted as the meeting of love and soul. The Psyche et l’Amour Statue depicts Cupid cradling a sleeping Psyche, representing the moment […]

1. Introduction of Greek God of War Statue Athena and Ares are both important deities associated with war in ancient Greek mythology. Athena, daughter of Zeus, possesses wisdom, strategic acumen, and is the protector of cities. Legend says she was born from Zeus’s head and is often depicted wearing a helmet and wielding a spear […]

1. Introduction of Statue God of War This God of War Sculpture group, themed around the gods of war and female warriors from classical mythology, presents a solemn, majestic, and retro visual effect. The figures are clad in heavy armor, wearing helmets, and wielding spears and shields, their postures upright and dignified. The Statue God […]

1. Introduction of Athena and Ares Statue This War God Statue, themed around ancient Greek mythology, depicts a powerful and symbolic divine duo: Athena, the goddess of wisdom, and Ares, the god of war. In the Athena and Ares Statue, the female figure is elegant and resolute, wearing a helmet and wielding a spear and […]

1. Introduction of Bacchus Garden Statue Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, is the same deity as Dionysus in Greek mythology, and is considered a symbol of grapes, wine, abundance, revelry, and vitality. He governs the growth of grapes, the fermentation of wine, and the emotional release and spiritual liberation experienced during festivals. In ancient […]

1. Introduction of Dionysus Figurine Bacchus is the ancient Roman name for Dionysus, the Greek god of wine. After his birth, to escape Hera’s persecution, Bacchus was sent to the mountains and raised by nymphs, growing up in nature, closely connected to vines, fruits, and the changing seasons. As an adult, he traveled the world, […]

1. Introduction of Marcus Aurelius Bust Sculpture Marcus Aurelius (121–180 AD), one of the Five Good Emperors of the Roman Empire, is known as the “Philosopher Emperor.” He is renowned for his exceptional political talent, sense of responsibility to the state, and profound Stoicism. His masterpiece, Meditations, records his reflections on life, moral cultivation, and […]