The Head of Young Bacchus, made of Carrara marble, represents one of the most iconic figures of Roman mythology, the god of wine and fertility. The sculpture is a faithful reproduction of the original work dating back to the end of the 1st century AD, during the Flavian age. It features details typical of archaic sculptures such as a series of spiral curls on the forehead and spiral curls that flow down to the shoulders. 

This reproduction of the "Head of Young Bacchus" is perfect for adding a touch of classic and historical elegance to any environment, celebrating a divine figure who had a great impact on the culture and art of the ancient world .

Characteristics

• Material: Recomposed Carrara marble
• Dimensions: 24,5 x 14,5 x 17 cm (9.65 x 5.71 x 6.69 inches)
• Weight: 4.5 kg
• Finish: Hand patinated
• Produced in Italy

Historical Curiosities

Bacchus, also known as Dionysus in Greek mythology, was the god of wine, the harvest, fertility and celebrations. Often depicted as an attractive young man, he was one of the most revered deities for his ability to bring joy and liberation through wine. He also represents intoxication and spiritual freedom.

Her artistic depictions vary, but are commonly recognized by her curls and ivy crown. The sculptures dedicated to him were often used to decorate the villas of Roman patricians, symbolizing the link between divine and earthly pleasures.

Maintenance 

To keep the beauty of the white marble intact, we recommend cleaning the sculpture with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid chemical and abrasive cleaners that could damage the delicate surface. Protect your torso from prolonged exposure to sunlight to preserve its natural color.