Achmenid soldier carved in wood

Description

The bas-reliefs of the Achaemenid soldiers The reliefs at Persepolis are among the most iconic works of art of the Persian Empire. Located on the walls of stairways and palaces, these sculptures depict processional soldiers armed with spears and wearing clothing typical of their time. Their upright posture and calm expression reflect the discipline and strength of the Achaemenid army, which was one of the most powerful in the ancient world. These bas-reliefs not only glorify military might, they also illustrate the unity and diversity of the peoples under the rule of the Persian kings, with each soldier symbolizing a region of the empire. The fine details, such as the folds of clothing and the patterns on weapons, demonstrate the exceptional craftsmanship of the artisans of the time. These works of art remain a lasting testament to the grandeur and sophistication of the Achaemenid Empire.

This artwork is crafted in solid laminated oak, carefully shaped to the nearest millimeter by 3D modeling and CNC milling and engraved by laser, 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.