This 3D-printed replica of the “Portrait Bust of Empress Claudia Octavia”, originally crafted in marble between 50 and 70 CE during the Roman period, offers an exquisite reproduction of the artifact housed at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The original bust stands at 38.2 cm (15 1/16 inches) tall and portrays the tragic figure of Claudia Octavia, the first wife of Emperor Nero, known for her beauty, noble status, and ill-fated life. This replica captures the intricate detailing of Octavia’s coiffure and serene expression, embodying the elegance and complexity of Roman portraiture.
Available in several materials, each providing distinct aesthetic qualities:
– White Nylon: A polished, affordable option that offers a smooth and durable finish. Its lightweight nature and matte appearance are ideal for a minimalist display.
– Black Nylon: This version provides a sleek, uniform black finish, with added resistance to scratches and external conditions. The consistent quality ensures long-lasting durability and a striking visual presence.
– Bronze, Brass, Gold-Plated Brass, White Rhodium-Plated Brass: Crafted using traditional metal casting techniques, these premium options provide a luxurious and polished finish, perfect for collectors seeking a refined and enduring representation of this Roman artifact.
The replica faithfully reproduces the delicate features of Octavia and the complex hairstyle that was emblematic of her status, from the parted waves to the cascading ringlets and the intricate braided knot.
Please note that for objects exceeding the size limits of the production process, this replica will be available in a smaller scale than the original artifact.
This replica is hollowed to reduce production costs while maintaining its original design.
