🏛 History & Origin The Farnese Diadumenos is a celebrated Roman marble copy of a lost Greek original by Polykleitos (5th century BCE). The sculpture depicts a young athlete tying a victory ribbon (diadem) around his head, symbolizing athletic triumph, youth, and idealized human form. This work reflects the Greek pursuit of proportion, harmony, and perfection in the human body. Roman copies like the Farnese Diadumenos preserved these ideals for posterity, influencing Renaissance artists and collectors of classical antiquity. Our 12K premium resin edition faithfully reproduces the fine anatomical details, dynamic posture, and serene expression of the original, making it perfect for collectors of Greek and Roman art, athletic sculpture, and classical mythology. 🛠 Product Features Material: High-density 12K premium resin for precise detail Design: Athlete in the act of tying a diadem, symbolizing victory Use: Ideal for collectors, home decor, or educational display Durability: UV-resistant and long-lasting finish 🔧 Additional Information Depending on the model, the product may arrive in separate pieces. It can be easily assembled using fast-drying adhesive.