Object inspired by the Alpha Bank Numismatic CollectionThe vine is linked to all-human concepts such as fertility and life. Its fruit was used to create the wine offered during symposia.In ancient Greek culture, is often depicted in silver coins, stating the increased cultivation of the area, and symbolizes hospitality and bliss.Exhibition: MONEY. Tangible symbols in ancient Greece

VINE | ALUMINIUM BOX

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In antiquity, Tyche&nbsp;was a goddess, daughter of Hermes and Aphrodite, and was worshiped by the ancient Greeks as patroness of people and cities. The Hellenistic era created the type of majestic female figure with crown, miniature of the city wall and personification of newly built cities. Usually held in her left hand cornucopia symbolizing abundance and in her right hand rudder and scepter.

Exhibition: Figures’ loved and idealized: Illustrating poems by C.P. Cavafy

PLATE | GODDESS 'TYCHE'

Object inspired by the Alpha Bank Numismatic Collection

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The vine is linked to all-human concepts such as fertility and life. Its fruit was used to create the wine offered during symposia. In ancient Greek culture, is often depicted in silver coins, stating the increased cultivation of the area, and symbolizes hospitality and bliss.

























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Exhibition: MONEY. Tangible symbols in ancient Greece

VINE | PAPER WEIGHT

Marble hoops, symbolizing the union, exclusively designed for the Museum of Cycladic Art.&nbsp;

Exhibition:&nbsp;Cycladic Society 5000 years ago









 









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