A 3D-printed Museum Replica of a Classical Greek grave statue showing a seated young woman in a withdrawn pose, traditionally identified as a mourning female servant. The original was made in Attica around 330–320 BC and is now in the Altes Museum, Berlin. Its quiet posture and restrained expression give the figure a strong sense of inward grief and reflection.
This replica is made from a detailed 3D model to preserve the sculpture’s form, drapery, and character as faithfully as possible.
Available materials for the Mourning Female Servant:
- White Nylon: polished, smooth, and the most affordable option.
- Black Nylon: finished with Color Touch for a uniform black surface with good durability.
- Bronze: cast in metal for an elegant and substantial finish.
- Gold-Plated Brass: cast metal with a refined gold-plated surface.
- White Rhodium-Plated Brass: cast metal with a bright silvery-white finish.
More about the materials: https://www.sculpteo.com/en/materials/
Objects that are too large for production in certain materials may be made in a smaller scale than the original. In some cases, hollowing is also added to reduce the price.
