Bull Capital (without stand)

Description

The Bull Capital of Persepolis, one of the most iconic architectural elements of the Apadana Palace, supported the wooden beams of its grand audience halls. Carved as twin-backed bulls, it symbolized strength, stability, protection, and cosmic order in ancient Persian culture. Created by Achaemenid artisans with exceptional stone-carving mastery, it combined realism with refined elegance. Beyond its structural role, it served as a powerful decorative and symbolic feature. Today, surviving fragments preserved in Persepolis and museums worldwide stand as enduring symbols of the artistic brilliance of the Achaemenid Empire.

Crafted from solid oak, this sculpture is brought to life through precise 3D modeling and CNC machining, before being meticulously hand-finished by the artists of tomorrow. Every detail is thoughtfully refined to elevate its beauty and character, embodying a unique artistic craftsmanship and a relentless pursuit of excellence.