Small Cycladic Harp Player Musician Figure and similar items

Cycladic Harp Player Musician Figure Idol Cast Alabaster Statue Sculpture | Handmade in Greece | Early Cycladic Art ? A Masterpiece of Cycladic Art This elegant Cycladic Harp Player is a reproduction of the famous Male Figure from Keros (c. 2600?2300 B.C.E.), now housed in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. The figure depicts a seated male musician playing a stringed instrument ? one of the earliest known representations of music in human art. Originating from the Early Cycladic II Period (Keros?Syros Culture, 2800?2300 BC), this form exemplifies the abstract elegance and purity that made Cycladic art a defining expression of the ancient Aegean world. ? Dimensions (Approx.): Height: 11 cm (4.35 in) Width: 8 cm (3.15 in) Depth: 7 cm (2.75 in) Weight: 280 g (0.62 lb) ?? Material Craftsmanship Made from Cast Alabaster ? over 90% natural crushed Greek Alabaster stone blended with a small quantity of resin to ensure both strength and detail. Each piece is handmade and hand-finished in Greece, replicating the refined, luminous texture of genuine carved alabaster. The surface is water and weather resistant, smooth, and easy to clean. Minor pits or internal lines are natural to the casting process and enhance its authenticity. Please note: This statue is handcrafted from cast alabaster. Minor surface variations, seams, or small imperfections are natural and enhance its unique, authentic character. Bring home a piece of the Early Cycladic world ? a serene reminder of mankind?s first musical inspiration, faithfully recreated in Greece. ? Visit Our Store for More Handmade Greek Sculptures