Vessel Ornament of Reclining Lyre-player, a masterful Museum Replica of Etruscan art from approximately 400–375 BCE. This stunning figurine, originally part of a larger ensemble adorning the rim of a now-lost basin, captures the intricate details and cultural significance of its ancient counterpart.
This replica faithfully reproduces the intricate details of the original bronze figurine. From the serene posture of the banqueter to the delicate garlands adorning the head and chest, every element is designed to reflect the high level of craftsmanship seen in Etruscan art.
Holding a lyre and an oblong pick, the figurine exemplifies the important role of music in ancient Etruscan society. The lyre, a symbol of cultural exchange between the Etruscans and Greeks, is carefully depicted to highlight shared traditions and influences.
The 3D-printed replica measures approximately 5.2 x 9 cm (2 x 3 inches), maintaining the proportions of the original artifact to ensure authenticity. Crafted from durable, high-resolution materials, this replica ensures longevity and detail preservation, making it a perfect addition to any art or history enthusiast’s collection.
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