Winged Man

The Winged Man of Dur-Sharrukin is an important symbol of Assyrian civilization from the reign of King Sargon II (8th century BC).
This sculpted relief represents a protective spirit linked to religious and ritual practices.
Its wings symbolize divine power and the connection between heaven and earth.
The figure’s calm yet commanding posture reflects its role as a guardian.
Placed at palace entrances, it was believed to protect against evil forces.
The detailed craftsmanship highlights the artistic skill and grandeur of the Assyrian 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.

Size:
20x27x2,2 cm
30x40x2.2 cm