| Customization: | Available |
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| Usage: | Home Decorations, Promotion Gifts, Souvenirs, Commerce Gift, Collection, Personal Decorations |
| Type: | Decoration |
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Artemis is free and independent, loves the wildlife, and opposes marriage between men and women. She was the patron saint and protector of young girls, and it was believed that she would free women from disease. Artemis and Eileithyia were one of the main goddesses of childbirth and midwifery. Like Athena and Hestia, Artemis preferred to remain a virgin and took a vow never to marry. In today's life, there are a lot of girls like Artemis, who have their own ideas, brave to live out their own. You can see the sculpture of Artemis as her image of a huntress holding a bow and arrow. She was often followed by a deer.
Our Goddess Artemis with Deer sculpture describes Artemis pulling an arrow from a quiver dangling from her right shoulder, and she may have held a bow in her left hand. She wore a short leather boot that was belted under the sternum, with a fold at the hips, and a hunting boot, a traditional costume that AIDS in fast movement and suggests athletic ability. These are the two characteristics of Artemis. More Goddess Artemis with deer sculptures are waiting for you to choose from.
| Weight | Varies depending on the size and design of the statue |
| Maintenance | Regular cleaning and occasional waxing for protection |
| Weather Resistance | Resistant to various weather conditions and UV rays |
| Lifespan | Potentially lasts for centuries with proper care |
| Detail Preservation | Captures intricate details and textures exceptionally |
| Sculpting Techniques | Cast using the lost-wax method or handcrafted |
| Value | Can appreciate in value over time, especially for rare or historic pieces |
| Historical Significance | Often used for commemorative or memorial purposes |
| Artistic Versatility | Allows for a wide range of styles and artistic expressions |
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