Sculpture of The Acropolis Kore

Introducing our exquisite replica of The Acropolis Kore, a remarkable tribute to ancient artistry and classical heritage. This stunning piece captures the essence of the 6th-century BC marble figure known as Kore 678, originally discovered near the Erechtheion on the Athenian Acropolis.

Crafted from high-quality resin and finished with a meticulous patina that mimics the look of marble and bronze, this sculpture showcases the intricate details and contours that define its elegant form. The thin raised lines visible on the surface are a testament to the 19th-century piece-mold technique used in creating the original plaster cast, highlighting the skilled craftsmanship and dedication of artisans who sought to preserve the beauty of this ancient work.

Kore 678 stands out with its “Pseudo-Ionic” attire, an innovative yet imperfect interpretation of the Ionic style. The clothing drapes closely to the body, revealing an idealized female silhouette that evokes a sense of grace and poise, embodying the artistic exploration of form that characterized this period. The juxtaposition of modesty and sensuality in its design invites contemplation of the evolving styles of ancient Greek sculpture.

This replica not only serves as a stunning decorative piece for your home but also as a conversation starter that connects you to the rich history and culture of ancient Greece. Bring a piece of the Acropolis into your space and celebrate the timeless beauty of classical art with our meticulously crafted Acropolis Kore.