Ahura Mazda Carved in wood 37×20

Description

The bas-relief of Ahura Mazda at Persepolis is a sacred representation of the supreme god of Zoroastrianism, symbolizing wisdom and divine justice. Majestically sculpted, it often appears in the form of a winged disc, embodying the protection and legitimacy of royal power. This motif adorns Achaemenid palaces, illustrating the spiritual bond between the king and the deity. Ahura Mazda is presented as the guarantor of cosmic order and the triumph of good over evil. This bas-relief reflects the importance of the Zoroastrian religion in the Persian Empire. It also testifies to the spiritual influence on Achaemenid art and architecture. Today, it remains a powerful symbol of the cultural and religious heritage of ancient Persia.

This artwork is crafted in solid oak, carefully shaped to the nearest millimeter by 3D modeling and CNC milling, then meticulously finished by hand by the artists of the domain. Each detail is worked with precision to highlight the work and perfect its aesthetic, reflecting a unique artistic know-how and a concern for excellence.

This table is made in France.