Zeus Bust

Zeus (known as Ζεύς, Zeús in Ancient Greek; Δίας, Días in Modern Greek) is the "Father of Humanity and Gods" and the most powerful and key god in Greek mythology. Its Roman name is Jupiter. He is the lord of weather events, lightning and thunder. He is often depicted as holding lightning. He is considered the representative of fertility and rains are his work. He is the youngest son of the Titan Kronos and his wife Rhea. He is the wife of Goddess Hera. His symbols include the bull, the eagle, and the oak tree, as well as lightning. Since he is a king god, he is also depicted with a throne and a scepter. He also carries the Aegis, the shield that was Athena's gift to him. The most ancient religious and oracular center of Zeus is the ancient city of Dodona in Greece. His messenger is his son Hermes. Porphyrion, one of the Gigants, is his enemy.

Decorative sculptures are used to provide an aesthetic appearance in homes and offices. Sculptures are usually displayed in the center of a certain part of the home or office (for example, the living room, dining room or entrance hall) or in a prominent place. This aims to draw attention to the sculptures and to improve the overall appearance of the home or office by decorating the environment. Sculptures also help maintain order and space in homes or offices. For example, a decorative sculpture can be placed in a corner of a house or office, adding a special atmosphere to this space. Sculptures are also chosen according to the tastes and personalities of the people, helping to reflect the personality of the home or office.

• Style: The sculpture should match the overall style of the home or office.
  For example, in a modern home, a classical style sculpture may not be appropriate.
• Scale: The sculpture should match the scale of the home or office.
  For example, a very large sculpture may seem unbalanced in a small space.
• Colors: The sculpture should be in harmony with the colors of the home or office.
  For example, in a house with white walls, a light-colored sculpture may be more appropriate.
• Interests: The sculpture should match the person's interests.
  For example, for an art enthusiast, a sculpture from an artist's work may be more appropriate.
• Placement: The sculpture should match the placement of the home or office.
  For example, at the entrance of a house, a statue to be placed near the door can be a distraction inside the house, while improving the overall appearance of the house.

To get the most out of this stunning decor item, you need to provide it with regular maintenance. As with most of your other items, protecting sculptures not only helps keep them looking fresh and new for any guest, but also extends the life of your sculptures, furniture and decorative items.

Sculpture in indoor places such as home, office, clinic, etc. Our recommendation for decorative items made of materials is to clean them with a clean dry cloth or cleaning apartments that help to remove dust in routine cleaning. In case of possible staining, you can clean it with cleaning agents that do not contain heavy chemicals and with a sponge, cleaning cloth that does not have abrasive surface.

Keeping it away from sharp, piercing, caustic tools and materials will prevent permanent damage.

How you maintain and clean your garden sculpture will depend on the material used to make the sculpture. Sculptures and decorative items you display outside can be cleaned with water and cleaning products that do not contain heavy chemicals.

Possible damages can be repaired according to the extent of the damage. In this case, you can contact us.

Your orders for medium and large sculptures placed in Istanbul are usually delivered by lagu within 1-2 business days.

Sculpture orders outside of Istanbul are sent by courier.

Yes, we ship to all over the world.

Please contact us for shipping options and costs based on your country of residence.

*For international orders, shipping charges may vary depending on distance, cargo size and product type.

*It may change with the effect of disruptions in the supply and transportation processes.