Galería F. Cervera

Islamic Bronze Candelabrum

This magnificent bronze candelabrum from 12th-13th century Persia showcases the artistic sophistication of the Islamic Golden Age.
The intricate openwork and interwoven geometric patterns reflect the period’s mastery of metalwork and the symbolic use of light in Islamic art. Supported by mythological creatures with wings and horned heads, the base exemplifies the harmonious blend of symbolism and functionality.

An extraordinary artifact embodying the cultural and spiritual heritage of medieval Persia.

God Lar | 4th Century BC ✨
Roman Empire
31.5 x 20 x 10 cm | Bronze

Guardian of homes and protector of lineage, this bronze sculpture represents a God Lar, a central figure in the domestic spirituality of Ancient Rome.
With its dynamic posture and the fluid movement of its drapery, it evokes the ritual honoring of household deities, invoking their presence for prosperity and harmony in the home.
Its refined ex*****on and exceptional preservation allow us to admire the level of detail with which the Romans imbued their sacred objects, integrating art and devotion into everyday life.

🖤 How do you imagine life in a Roman domus with a figure like this presiding over its lararium?