Description

The three goddesses in the Three Graces Garden Ornaments seem to be out of water and hibiscus, hugging each other intimately, but they are still calm and harmonious, giving people a kind of beauty that is like glue but sweet but not greasy. The solid body of the Three Graces Garden Ornaments, with its soft curves and polished as smooth as jade, reflects the impeccable virtuosity of the sculptor. In fact, those traces of beauty have long been deeply engraved on the conscience of each of us. They are innately cast shadows like strings in the air and under the moonlight, just waiting for you to pass by the statue and let her Stone fingers pluck the strings of the soul inadvertently, and then you hear it, and you smile… Three Graces Garden Ornaments exudes a unique and delicate sensibility, the gestures and gazes of these teenage girls that imply a bond that unites them deep bond. The flowers you see on the left column of the Three Graces Garden Ornaments can be traced back to the cult of nature associated with the Three Graces: It is said that flowers grew where the feet of the three maidens rested.

According to Homer, the Three Graces Garden Ornaments are often accompanied by Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and are especially good at music, dance and poetry. Therefore, in mythology, they are often accompanied by the muses on Mount Olympus. Dancing, to cheer up the feast of the gods, naturally brings the free and easy energy of “life is full of joy”, and can spread love and happiness, the most beautiful gift in the world, in people’s hearts. The three goddesses of beauty and blessings originate from mythology, and their stories in the mortal world also look like mythology. Of course, Three Graces Garden Ornaments presents completely different faces in different eras. After all, it is a product of the advancement of the times, and it is also a microcosm of the advancement of Western art history: the constant changes and repetitions of artistic concepts. Classicists believe that human nature is immutable, and the art of Three Graces Garden Ornaments should describe this unchanging universal human nature. At the same time, human nature likes to exchange things and predict the future. constitutes speculation.