Head of a Phoenician Woman - Busts And Heads | Official artclones™
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Head of a Phoenician Woman

€495.00 | 25 cm

(plus applicable taxes)

About "Head of a Phoenician Woman" artclone

This exquisite archeological finding, titled "Head of a Phoenician Woman from Mozia," is housed in the Whitaker Museum on Mozia Island. It stands as a testament to the aesthetic values of the Phoenician civilization, which thrived 2,500 years ago and left a lasting legacy in art and commerce throughout the Mediterranean.

The intricately styled hair and the almond-shaped eyes evoke the artist's intention to create an Egyptian-inspired portrait.

This piece not only highlights the historical importance and beauty of Phoenician art but also serves as a window into the cultural opulence of the ancient world, making it a captivating addition to any collection.
Made to order

Custom 3D printed in Italy by artficial™ in 5 days

Material

Plant-based PLA filament. Weather-resistant and durable

Dimensions, Weight

25 x 20 x 20 cm, 300 grams

10 x 8 x 8 in, 0.7 pounds

Delivery

Shipping from Italy
Estimated arrival Thursday Dec 5

Returns

14-day return policy
Satisfaction guaranteed

Packaging

100% eco friendly
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the artclone process

Digitization

Museums and Private Collections partner with Artficial to preserve their sculptural masterpieces in digital format. We employ state-of-the-art scanning techniques to capture every detail of the original sculpture.

Archival

The digital file is permanently stored in the Artvault, our secure and robust database which serves as a repository for the scans of the world's sculptural masterpieces. The Artvault safeguards the precious file and metadata, ensuring the longevity and accessibility of these invaluable cultural artifacts.

Sustainable Production

With the digitalclone securely in place, we proceed to the production stage. Using our advanced 3D printing technology, we craft licensed artclones that replicate the original sculptures with exceptional accuracy using our durable plant-based filament. This made-to-order solution prevents waste and delivers the finished artclone with low turnaround times.

Preservation

As a result of this patented process, the owner of the licensed artwork receives royalty payments from Artficial with each sale. This arrangement preserves and promotes the world's sculptural masterpieces and cultural heritage.

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Artclones are plant-based, does it mean they degrade over time?

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“Head of a Phoenician Woman” by Unidentified Sculptors from the Joseph Whitaker Museum in Mozia collection
Unidentified Sculptor
Head of a Phoenician Woman
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