Callipygian Venus

Introducing the Callipygian Venus, a stunning replica of the celebrated ancient sculpture known as the ‘Venus of the beautiful buttocks.’ This exquisite piece captures the essence of classical beauty, intricately crafted from high-quality resin and finished with a striking patina that mimics the richness of marble and bronze.

Inspired by a Hellenistic original, this sculpture is believed to be connected to the shrine of Aphrodite Kallipygos in Syracuse, a testament to the enduring allure of Venus through the ages. The Callipygian Venus has a storied history, first recorded in the Farnese collection in 1594 and admired for centuries as a symbol of feminine grace and charm.

This replica showcases the elegance and refinement of the original, with meticulous attention to detail that highlights the curves and contours that have captivated audiences since the 16th century. The work’s allure is further enhanced by the narrative surrounding it, where beauty and wit intertwine, as illustrated by the story of two peasant daughters seeking judgment on their attractiveness, leading to a celebration of love and devotion to Venus.

Whether displayed in your home or office, the Callipygian Venus serves as a timeless piece of art that pays homage to the craftsmanship of classical sculpture. Its historical significance and artistic beauty make it an ideal addition to any collection, inviting admiration and conversation. Embrace the spirit of antiquity and bring the elegance of the Callipygian Venus into your space, where history and art unite