Achilles Marble Statue

1.Introduction of achilles marble statue

This achilles marble statue is vivid. Naked Achilles is wearing a helmet, leaned against an architectural element while watching his injured heel.

In ancient Greek mythology, Achilles was the son of the mortal Peleus and the beautiful fairy Thetis. His mother Thetis submerged him in the Styx River after he was born, in order to make him invulnerable. Unfortunately, due to the rapid flow of the River world, his heel, which pinched by his mother, accidentally exposed outside the water. He was strong and intelligent, and was an invincible warrior. Although he claimed to be invulnerable, he had one fatal flaw – his own heel. Later, in the Trojan War, Achilles killed Hector, the prince of Troy, and angered Apollo, Hector’s protector. Then the sun god shot Achilles in the heel with an arrow, killing the warrior.

Marble Achilles Statue have extremely high decorative value and can be used to decorate buildings, gardens, and parks. These sculptures can be placed in public squares, museums, art galleries, art colleges, and private residences. In architecture, marble Greek figure sculptures are commonly used to decorate columns, porches, walls, and roofs. In gardens and parks, they can be placed around flower beds, fountains, ponds, and scenic spots to enhance the aesthetic and cultural connotations of the garden.

The advantage of achilles marble statue lies in its high plasticity, which can carved and polished to create detailed and exquisite details and textures, making the sculpture’s image more realistic. In addition, the hard and corrosion-resistant texture of marble allows sculptures to preserved for a long time and become a permanent treasure of art.

2.Production Process of achilles marble statue