Artemis pedestal

Artemis Column pays tribute to the greatness of the Temple of Artemis in Sardis. Manual work of marble: each product is a unique work of art, with variations in colour and pattern of veins. Dimensions: width 24 cm, depth 22 cm and height 45 cm. It echoes the architectural splendor of the original pillar, which reached a height of more than 17 meters. Intricate sheet carving on capitals and a complex base in the form of a torus reflect the impeccable skill of the era. This pillar is a testament to ancient architectural skill.

Historical origins

Artemis Column is inspired by a marble column (ok). 300. don. from the Temple of Artemis in Sardis, one of the jewels of The Met's collection of Greek and Roman art. A massive section of the channeled Ionian column, which in its original position reached a height of more than 17 m, demonstrates an elegant leaf carving on the capitals - a unique detail among the surviving columns of the temple. Marble reproduction of the column has elegant grooved elements in honour of the details of the column and is made of marble mounted on a black pedestal.