The existence of the cross goes back to the depths of antiquity. It is presented as a decorative element in ancient vases, jewelry or buildings. As a symbol, it is often&nbsp;associated with the human body in a state of exceedance.&nbsp; Various forms of the cross feature in different religions, predominantly the Christianity.















Item inspired by the exhibition “Crete. Emerging Cities: Aptera – Eleutherna – Knossos. Three ancient cities are reviving”&nbsp;

















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Square plexiglass box, decorated with sun, fishes and spirals, all inspired by the cycladic 'frying-pan' vessel.

Marble free standing statues and reliefs of ancient Greece strike us with their effortless realism and grace.&nbsp;

The Greek sculptures knew how to tame the hard stone and imitating human movement, dress or nakedness, the beauty of a face. The Classical sculptures of the Museum of Cycladic Art are noteworthy examples of Greek stonemasonry.

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Marble carving in the Aegean had achieved high levels of sophistication already from&nbsp;the beginning of the 3rd millennium BC.Marble vessels were highly estimated by Cycladic people as symbols of wealth and social status. Refined and delicate, strictly obeying to the laws of geometry, the Cycladic “phialai”,&nbsp;bowls made of white marble, underline the simplicity of Cycladic Culture and the vigor of its artistic expression. This item can be personalized. Please contact us.

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