Piece of jewel adapted from spiral, the motif that decorates Cycladic jugs and vessels and symbolises the sea.

PIN | SPIRAL

BROOCHES

CYCLADIC SIMPLICITY

The bird has been interpreted as a dove, a popular theme in Cyclades. Islanders used to decorate their marble vessels and their jewelry with doves.&nbsp; Today, it is the symbol of peace and it is linked to concepts and ideas such as harmony, happiness, hope and purity.

 















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White dove | Large















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WHITE DOVE | SMALL

CYCLADIC ART COLLECTION

CORPORATE GIFTS

CREATIONS INSPIRED BY THE COLLECTIONS

DECORATION

Gold plated pin with Zeus holding an eagle.The eagle is the sacred bird of Zeus (Διὸς ὂρNIS). When the gods divided the birds, Zeus got the eagle, the bird that flies highest of all, close to the sun, without burning its wings. It is said that when Zeus came of age and moved against the Titans, he manifested himself as an eagle and from then on made it his sacred symbol and destroyed it (Eratosthenus, Catasterisms, 1.30).The god took the form of an eagle to charm Ganymede, the most beautiful of mortals, whom he brought to Olympus making him his wine bearer. Because of its association with the king of the gods, the eagle became a symbol of royal authority both in Macedonia and in the kingdoms of Alexander's successors and, later, the Roman emperors.

PIN | ZEUS AND EAGLE

Items inspired from a stone, cruciform figurine of two superimposed figures, possibly of a symbolic significance alluding to fertility or representing mother and child.&nbsp; *Chain is not included

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