Dancing satyr from a so-called group Invitation to the dance

Step into the enchanting world of classical artistry with our exquisite Dancing Satyr replica, inspired by the renowned group “Invitation to the Dance.” This remarkable piece captures the essence of Roman artistry from the 2nd century AD, showcasing the vibrant spirit and joy of mythological revelry.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, our satyr is made from high-quality resin and finished with a stunning patina that mimics the intricate textures of marble and bronze. The satyr is beautifully depicted in a lively pose, entertaining a nymph seated before him, inviting you to imagine the harmonious dance of ancient times.

His arms, expertly restored in this version, convey a sense of movement and rhythm, while he skillfully plays the kropezion, a traditional instrument akin to castanets, in both hands. This dynamic portrayal not only reflects the craftsmanship of the original but also brings to life the playful spirit of the satyr, a symbol of fertility and festivity in ancient mythology.

Unearthed in Rome in 1630 and later finding its home in The Louvre in 1810, this sculpture carries with it a rich history and a connection to the artistic legacy of the past. Bring a piece of this enchanting heritage into your space and let the Dancing Satyr inspire your imagination and elevate your decor with its timeless charm. Perfect for collectors and art enthusiasts alike, this replica is a celebration of classical beauty that will captivate all who behold it.