Description

Ancient Greek mythology gave artists a lot of inspiration to create, from this Venus and Adonis Marble Statue we were attracted by this great love story. The most attractive part of this sculpture is the male and female eyes, which are full of affection. Full of the most romantic and deepest love in the world. In the sculpture, Venus and Adonis stand together so well, Adonis gently hugs Venus’ waist, and Venus supports Adonis’ face with his hands. They were all smiling. Only each other in the eyes. There is also a dog behind the Venus and Adonis Marble Statue, which also adds to the liveliness of the scene. This Venus and Adonis Marble Statue can not only be a romantic piece for an art gallery, but a decoration that suits our private setting. I believe that when we see this Venus and Adonis Marble Statue, our hearts will be full of expectations and pursuit of beautiful love.

Venus and Adonis Marble Statue is an ancient Roman myth. Venus (Latin: Venus) is the goddess of love, beauty, and the goddess of fertility and navigation, corresponding to Aphrodite in Greek mythology. Adonis was an exceptionally beautiful and attractive young man, a very handsome god in Greek mythology who ruled over the annual resurrection of plants from the dead. Venus and Adonis Marble Statue has a story. One day, Venus was injured by Cupid’s bow and arrow while playing with his son Cupid. The wound was deeper than Venus imagined. During the wound treatment, Venus met Adonis and fell in love at first sight. Adonis can spend half a year in the earth with Venus every year, but spend the remaining six months in heaven. Thus, every spring, Adonis reincarnates back to Venus to enjoy her loving embrace, but in winter he reluctantly returns to Hades.