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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
We created a silver-plated relief of a frying-pan vessel for your office and home decoration, which can be used as a paperweight, as well.
Early Cycladic II, 2800-2300 B.C., Ancient Greece
Dimensions: 8,5cm x 12cm x 3,5cm
Silver-plated relief, placed on a marble base.
The Goddess with snakes is an excellent example of the Minoan miniature art. The design of the relief plaque is inspired by the statue of the goddess of snakes, found in the palace of Knossos in Crete.
Late Bronze Age, 1600 B.C, Knossos, Crete
Dimensions: 8cm x 11cm x 3,5cm
Brass relief plaque, plated in silver solution 999°, mounted on a greek black marble base with white and grey waters.
Goddess with Snakes, a work of art, inspired by the statue of the snake goddess. An excellent example of Minoan art from the findings of the excavations in the palace of Knossos in Crete.
Brass plaque with patina, mounted on a greek black marble base with white and grey waters.
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.
Representation of the Gorgoneion, inspired by the two gold gorgoneia, found in the antechamber of the tomb of Philip II, at Vergina.
Dimensions: 12cm x 12cm x 5cm (with the acrylic back)
Copper Gold-plated, mounted on acrylic back (plexiglass).
In Ancient Olympia, the javelin throw was part of the pentathlon event in the ancient Olympic Games. We created a bronze relief plaque with the sport, which we then placed on a greek black marble base.
Ancient Olympia, Greece
Dimensions: 7cm x 10cm x 3,5cm
Brass with natural oxidation on a marble base.
Keritizin was an ancient greek sport. It was probably the precursor of hockey. Inspired by an ancient relief on a marble of the Themistoclean wall, we creted a unique bronze plaque with depiction of the sport.
540 B.C., Ancient Greece
Brass Plaque with patina, on greek black marble base, with white and grey waters.
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.
We created a bronze relief plaque with a sport of the Ancient Olympic Games, the Long Jump, which we then placed on a greek black marble base. The long jump was part of the ancient Pentathlon.
Dimensions: 7cm x 11cm x 3,5cm
Brass plaque with patina, on a greek black marble base, with white and grey waters.
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.
The owl, also known as glaux in Ancient Greece was the symbol of wisdom and knowledge and the sacred bird of Goddess Athena. The sacred bird was also depicted on the reverse side of the tetradrachm coin of Athens.
449-419 B.C., Athens
Dimensions: 7 cm x 9 cm x 3,5 cm
Dimensions of the marble base: 7 cm x 2 cm x 3,5 cm
Brass, placed on marble base.
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