This 3D-printed replica faithfully represents the original terracotta figurine of Aphrodite, a significant piece from ancient Greece housed in The Cleveland Museum of Art. The figurine depicts the goddess Aphrodite in a moment of self-admiration, possibly gazing at her reflection in a now-missing mirror that she might have held in her left hand.
Inspired by the celebrated Aphrodite of Knidos created by the Greek sculptor Praxiteles in the 4th century BCE, this replica honors the artistic innovation of depicting the nude female form. Praxiteles’ original work was among the first life-sized sculptures to portray a nude female, marking a pivotal shift in artistic conventions of the time.
The original terracotta figurine was crafted during a period when the nude representation of the female form became culturally and artistically significant in ancient Greece. Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, is portrayed in the nude, symbolizing her divine nature and intimate connection to human sensuality.
This replica is not only a piece of art but also a representation of the cultural shift in ancient Greece towards appreciating the nude female form in artistic and ritual contexts. Such figurines were often used as votive offerings, reflecting the widespread reverence for the goddess Aphrodite.
As a key piece within the museum’s Greek and Roman collection, the original figurine continues to be a subject of scholarly research and public fascination. This 3D-printed replica offers collectors, historians, and art enthusiasts the chance to own a detailed and accurate representation of an artifact that exemplifies ancient Greek artistic achievement.
Enhance your collection with this distinguished 3D-printed replica of the Terracotta Figurine of Aphrodite. This product is an excellent addition for those with an interest in ancient art, history, and mythology.
Products cast in brass or bronze often have smaller dimensions than the original design to accommodate the manufacturing process.
