Lion and Bull bas-relief in artificial marble

Description

The bas-relief representing the Lion attacks the Toureau in Persepolis depicts a mythological battle steeped in symbolism. The lion, a figure of power and domination, attacks the goat, a symbol of fertility and abundance, creating a dynamic and captivating scene. The meticulous detailing of the lion's muscles and the goat's horns demonstrates the sculptors' exceptional craftsmanship. This work evokes the balance between strength and vulnerability, a recurring theme in Persian art and culture. It also reflects the rich symbolic and artistic influences of the time.

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