'Marmara' Sea Amphora IRON STAND:WITH and the artist received the

and the artist received the prize from Napoleon himself

and the side where the head turns

34-meter marble statue discovered in 1877 at the Temple of Hera in Olympia

This ancient Roman statue is now housed in the Pio-Clementine Museum (Vatican Museums)

'Marmara' Sea Amphora IRON STAND:WITH and the artist received theThis amazing reproduction of an ancient Roman Amphora is made with a unique accelerated ageing process under the sea. The right ambient conditions and time transforms the ceramic into a piece of art that recalls antiquities found in museums. About the ageing process The whole process occurs under water, the ceramic art is submerged under conditions that favour marine life employing streams of water from a special pumping plant and cooling condensers.