WREATHS
The wreath in Ancient Greece called "crown", "garland", "stefaniskos" or "stefanion." From ancient literature we learn that the crown has apotropaic properties and therefore used particularly in religious rites, sacrifices, feasts, weddings.
It was a honorary reward at sports events and public life and a jewelry which was worn by men during the symposiums.
Later wreaths took their place at the door of homes to prevent the house from the evil eye.
The wreath is a circle, the deep structure of completeness, unity and equilibrium in the universe and the human soul.
WRTH05026
Olive - Oxidized arzanto (Diam. 20cm)
WRTH05A020
Olive - Oxidized arzanto (Diam. 15cm)
WRTH08048
Wild celery - real leaf in bronze (Diam. 20cm)
WRTH09022
Ivy - Bronze (Diam. 20cm)
WRTH10050
Olive Tree - Arzanto ( 30cm )
WRTH12018
Dafni - Bronze & Brass ( 15 cm )
WRTH19A040
Brass ( 30cm )
WRTH19C012
Bouquet of oxidized bronze leaves, length 30 cm
WRTH19B012
Bouquet of bronze and copper leaves, length 30 cm
WRTH21015
Tiara, Oxidized bronze
WRTH22009
Oxidized arzanto οlive leaves, diameter 10 cm
WRTH23012
Flower - Oxidized bronze , diameter 15cm