Statue of Cupid and Psyche in resin and bronze

This elegant bronze-finished resin statue depicting Eros and Psyche is a refined decorative piece inspired by the famous imagery of classical mythology. The sculpture captures the romantic moment of the embrace between Eros, the god of love, and Psyche, symbol of the soul and beauty, portrayed with harmonious movement and expressive detail.

Made of high-quality resin with a bronze effect finish, the statue faithfully reproduces anatomical details, sculpted wings and flowing drapery, creating a sophisticated and realistic appearance. The bronzed patina enhances depth and texture, evoking the aesthetic of classical sculptures and making it ideal for art and design enthusiasts.

Thanks to its elegant presence, this classical style decorative sculpture is perfect for decorating living rooms, studies, offices, bookshelves or display cabinets, adding refinement and artistic character to any space.

It is also an excellent gift idea for lovers of art, mythology and sculpture, symbolizing timeless themes of love, passion and beauty. A decorative object that combines classical art, design and romantic atmosphere.

"Cupid and Psyche are the two protagonists of a well-known story narrated by Apuleius in his work The Metamorphoses, even if it is considered to date back to an oral tradition prior to the author. In the story narrated by Apuleius, Psyche, a mortal with beauty equal to Venus, becomes the wife of Cupid without however knowing who her husband is, who hides his nature as a divinity from her and appears only in the darkness of the night. Once discovered his identity at the instigation of her envious sisters, she is forced, before being able to reunite with her divine consort, to carry out a series of tests, at the end of which she will obtain immortality. "

Statue reproduction in bronzed resin glazed by hand and inspired by the techniques used by ancient peoples. Lost wax casting is the process for making bronze statues used since ancient times and to this day the most used by sculptors to obtain statues with complex shapes.

The resin and bronze are added to a hardening liquid and manually poured into negative molds, in which they solidify upon cooling. Once the resin has hardened, the molds are opened and the rough statues are extracted. This phase is followed by another that includes cleaning the sculptures from any residues from processing, repairing and smoothing them by hand.