Lion of the Palace of Darius Sculpted in Marble 70×52

Description

The bas-relief of the Lion of Darius's Palace is an iconic work of Achaemenid art, sculpted with remarkable precision. This majestic lion, depicted in motion, embodies the strength, power, and nobility of the Persian Empire. The refined details of its mane, muscles, and expression attest to the exceptional craftsmanship of the artisans of the time. This sculpture adorns the walls of Persepolis, recalling the grandeur and splendor of Persian civilization. This bas-relief remains a powerful symbol of the artistic and cultural heritage of ancient Iran.

This artwork is crafted in reconstituted marble (a mixture of marble powder and resin), carefully shaped to the nearest millimeter by 3D modeling and molding, then meticulously hand-finished by domain artists. Every detail is worked with precision to highlight the work and perfect its aesthetic, reflecting unique artistic know-how and a concern for excellence.