This meticulously reproduced 3D-printed Museum Replica captures the sophisticated Hellenistic funerary stele of Sbardia (also known as Tate), erected by her father Eumelos son of Aphrodisios in ancient Pamphylia, southern Anatolia. Measuring approximately 73.6 cm in height and 42.5 cm in width at original scale, the relief integrates architectural framing—complete with engaged half-columns, Corinthian capitals, and a pediment featuring the three Moirai (Fates)—with central figural narrative: the seated Sbardia at hierarchical scale, attended by a servant with fan, a symbolic winged psyche in flight, and a hen denoting domestic prosperity. The Greek inscription is faithfully rendered, preserving historical details of identity, status, and belief in the soul’s transition.
The Grave Stele is available in these materials:
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White Nylon: Polished for smooth tactility; the most economical option with refined surface finish.
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Black Nylon: Post-treated with Color Touch for scratch and rub resistance, external durability, uniform color consistency across batches, and high-quality matte uniformity.
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Bronze, Gold-Plated Brass, White Rhodium-Plated Brass: Produced via precision lost-wax casting from 3D-printed masters—wax models molded in plaster, then injected with liquid metal—yielding elegant, authentic metallic finishes indistinguishable from traditional craftsmanship.
More about the materials: https://www.sculpteo.com/en/materials/
Objects exceeding production limits for these materials are scaled proportionally smaller than the original.
