This bronze reproduction represents a young Roman woman with a long tunic that wraps around her body.  

The Roman woman was a symbol of grace and dignity, and her clothes reflected the social position and style of the time. This figurine faithfully represents a Roman lady, highlighting the accurate details of the ancient Roman female clothes.

The Roman matron, in fact, was wrapped in the palla (a long cloak) or in the supparium that went down to her feet. The perfect matron had to live above all in the domestic sphere. 

This faithful reproduction captures the elegance and refinement of women's fashion in ancient Rome.

Characteristics 

• Material: bronze
• Colour: green
• Dimensions: 14 x 5 cm  (5.51 x 1.97 inches)
• Weight: 460 g 
• Produced in Italy

Historical Curiosities 

The Roman matron was the central figure of the family and domestic life in ancient Rome. Matrons were high-ranking married women, respected for their role in managing the home and raising children. They wore distinctive clothes such as the stole, a symbol of their social status, and enjoyed a certain prestige in Roman society. Despite having no political rights, they influenced public life through their families. Many matrons, such as Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, are remembered for their virtue and wisdom, considered examples of morality and dedication to the family.

Maintenance

To keep your bronze Roman woman statuette always shining, it is advisable to clean it regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.

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