The Pouring Satyr

Immerse yourself in the allure of ancient artistry with our exquisite replica of “The Pouring Satyr.” This captivating piece is a masterful recreation of a Roman sculpture from the late 2nd century AD, inspired by an original bronze work attributed to the renowned sculptor Praxiteles.

Every detail of this satyr, with its playful demeanor and intricate craftsmanship, brings the spirit of Dionysian revelry to life. Adorned with an ivy wreath, this figure embodies the essence of celebration and abundance. In his right hand, he holds a bunch of grapes, a nod to the bountiful harvest, while the ram’s skin slung over his arm and the syrinx (Pan flute) evoke the pastoral charm of the god of the wild. The shepherd’s crook, or pedum, completes this enchanting portrayal, reminding us of the timeless connection between nature and festivity.

Crafted from high-quality resin and finished with a stunning patina that mimics the textures of marble and bronze, this sculpture not only captures the eye but also invites admiration from all who behold it. Perfect for any art enthusiast or lover of classical heritage, “The Pouring Satyr” serves as a striking conversation starter and a beautiful addition to your home or gallery. Celebrate the grandeur of ancient Rome and the rich tapestry of mythology with this timeless piece that honors the artistry of the past.