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The Argonautic expedition was named after Jason's ship, the Argo, which in turn was named after its builder, Argo. The crew was named after the ship and they were called the Argonauts. The relief is made of copper gilded in a 24 carat gold solution and placed on an acrylic base.
Dimensions: 22 cm x 10 cm x 3 cm
We have created an exclusive decorative item, the Dolpnins, handmade of gold-plated 24K copper, mounted on an acrylic base. A perfect gift for the office or the home. The Dolphins, are a detail from the famous 6 metre fresco of a procession or escort of ships at the Akrotiri on Santorini island. Eight large ships and three smaller vessels, all powered by oarsmen, travel from one port to another with centre stage taken by the flagship of the fleet.
Minoan Bull relief on marble. Our inspiration came from an earring in the form of a bull's head (bucranium) from Knossos with dense gratulation to the conic snout of the head. The bull, was one of the most common sacred symbols, that was used in Minoan jewelry art. 14th - 13th century B.C., Knossos, Crete.
Dimensions: 7 cm x 12,5 cm x 2cm
Solid brass mounted on black marble.
A relief representation of the head of Alexander the Great. It is inspired from a relief on an ancient mirror, dated to 1000 B.C., from Ancient Greece.
Dimensions: 11cm x 16cm x 3cm
Gold-plated copper on marble base.
The frying-pan vessel, is a truly fine example of the art of pottery, created by the ancient cycladic islanders. We designed a relief representation, inspired by its frying-pan shape, which can be easily used in every modern office.
Early Cycladic II, 2800-2300 B.C.
Dimensions of theme: 9 cm x 5 mm
Solid brass on black marble
The Disc of Phaistos, an unexplained mystery of archaeology, was turned into a unique trivet for your dinnerware and your kitchenware.
17th century B.C., Phaistos, Crete
Dimensions: 17cm x 7mm
Copper.
The Mask of Agamemnon, relief representation. Agamemnon in Greek mythology, was the son of King Atreus and Queen Aerope of Mycenae. This unique find is the inspiration of this hand casted paper weight.
Dimensions: 13 cm x 13 cm x 6 cm
Handmade copper gold-plated 24 karats, mounted on an acrylic stand.
Linear A is one of two currently undeciphered writing systems used in ancient Greece. Cretan hieroglyphic is the other. Linear A was the primary script used in palace and religious writings of the Minoan civilization. It is the origin of the Linear B script, which was later used by the Mycenaean civilization. Silver plaque mounted on an acrylic base to be used as a decoration or a paper-wieght.1500 - 1200 B.C., CreteDimensions of the plaque: 10 cm x 7,5 x 5 mm
Dimensions with the acrylic stand: 10 cm x 11 cm x 2 cm
Silver-plated solid brass on marble base.
This relief is a epresentation of the Gorgoneion, inspired by the two gold gorgoneia, found in the antechamber of the tomb of Philip II, at Vergina.
4th century B.C., Vergina, Macedonia.
Dimensions: 8 cm x 13 cm x 2,5 cm
Gold-plated 24K copper, mounted on an acrylic base.
Dimensions: 7 cm x 7,5 cm x 1 cm
Handmade copper gold-plated 24 karats, mounted on an acrylic base.
Replica of a tondo on an attic white-ground kylix (vase) from Delphi, depicting a representation of Apollo holding his lyre in his left hand and pouring a libation with his right hand, attributed to Pistoxenos Painter. Apollo, as the god of music and the arts was often depicted playing his lyre. The relief representation is crafted by hand and is made of bronze, mounted on a greek black marble base, with white and grey waters.
480 - 470 B.C., Delphi.
Dimensions: 11 cm x 12 cm x 3 cm
Brass
Replica of a tondo on an attic white-ground kylix (vase) from Delphi, depicting a representation of Apollo holding his lyre in his left hand, attributed to Pistoxenos Painter. Apollo, as the god of music and the arts was often depicted playing his lyre. The relief representation is crafted by hand and is made of silver-plated brass.
Dimensions: 7 cm x 11,5 cm x 3,5 cm
Silver-plated Bronze Representation, mounted on a greek black marble base, with white and grey waters.
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