Unbreakable, chip-resistant, and dust-free.
Easy-to-handle size for tables.
15cm to 28cm.
Ideal for drawing practice.


The 15cm David statue is a sculpture inspired by the ancient Israelite king David. Michelangelo began creating it in 1501 and completed it, unveiling it on September 8, 1504.
It is housed in the Florence Academy of Fine Arts Museum.


The 15cm Medici statue of Giuliano de' Medici depicts a politician from Florence during the Renaissance period.
He was the son of Pierro di Cosimo and Lucrezia Tornabuoni, and later, along with his older brother Lorenzo de' Medici, known as Il Magnifico, he inherited the family banking business and managed the Florence government after their father's death.


The 15cm Venus de Milo (bust) is a representative Hellenistic Greek sculpture.
Milo is the name of the island where it was discovered, and Venus is the Latin name for Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty among the twelve Olympian gods of Greece.
In 1820, it was excavated by a farmer on Milo Island (Melos Island) in the Cyclades of the Aegean Sea. Later, it was purchased by the French ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, presented to King Louis XVIII in 1821, and is now housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris.
This is a bust with a total length of 15cm.
We also have a full-body statue measuring 28cm.


The 15cm Ariadne (Ariadne) statue depicts Ariadne, a goddess from Greek mythology, daughter of King Minos of Crete and his wife Pasiphae.
She is known for helping Theseus escape from the labyrinth on Crete.


The 28cm Venus de Milo (full-body statue) is a representative Hellenistic Greek sculpture.
Milo is the name of the island where it was discovered, and Venus is the Latin name for Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty among the twelve Olympian gods of Greece.
In 1820, it was excavated by a farmer on Milo Island (Melos Island) in the Cyclades of the Aegean Sea. Later, it was purchased by the French ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, presented to King Louis XVIII in 1821, and is now housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris.
This is a full-body statue measuring 28cm.
We also have a bust with a total length of 15cm.


The 15cm Agrippa statue depicts Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, a Roman general and politician, close confidant of Emperor Augustus.
He later became the son-in-law of Augustus.
He was discovered by Gaius Julius Caesar and served as an aide to Augustus, who had weaker military strategy.
He also constructed many buildings, including the Pantheon and Pont du Gard.


The 15cm Molière statue depicts Molière, a French actor and playwright of the 17th century.
He is one of the three great classical authors along with Corneille and Racine.
His real name was Jean-Baptiste Poquelin.
Although he lacked talent for tragedy, he produced many excellent comedies with sharp satire, completing the French classical comedy.


The 15cm Samothrace Nike (Goddess of Victory) is a large marble sculpture measuring 5.57 meters. The work uses two types of marble: Patos marble and Lartos stone from Rhodes (for the pedestal).
It depicts the winged goddess of victory, Nike, descending from the sky onto a ship's prow, and was discovered on the island of Samothrace in 1863.
The head and both arms are missing.
It is housed in the Louvre Museum in France.



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Transform your home into a mini museum or art gallery.
This series features small plaster-like miniature statues of people, ranging from 14cm to 28cm, that can be placed on tables.

Despite their miniature size, they are highly detailed and meticulously crafted to be very realistic.

They are made to resemble marble statues but are actually made of durable hard resin.
Even if accidentally knocked over, you can rest assured.
They are characterized by being difficult to break.
As a more accessible model for drawing practice, as interior decor, or as ornaments or decorations, how about using them?
Size (approx): 14cm, Material: hard resin, Weight: 160g. *The Samothrace Nike is a marble sculpture from the Hellenistic period.
It is a sculpture depicting the winged goddess of victory, Nike, descending from the sky onto a ship's prow.
Discovered in 1863 on Samothrace Island (now Samothraki Island) in the Aegean Sea; the head and arms are missing.
It is housed in the Louvre Museum in France.

*Please note that the specifications and design may vary slightly depending on the arrival time and lot.
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Due to display environment and other factors, there may be slight differences in images and color tones.
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