Roman Frenzied Maenad Plaque Replica

<p>A replica of a Roman marble panel carved around 1st century BC showing a maenad, a follower of Dionysus the god of wine. His entourage roamed the woods in a state of ecstasy, killing wild animals and uprooting saplings. The maenad grasps a knife in her right hand and, with the left, swings the severed hindquarters of a young deer. <br /> <br /> Suitable for indoor or outdoor use, the rich detail on this plaque makes it a charming decorative addition to a conservatory or garden.</p>

A replica of an ancient Roman marble panel depicting a maenad.

This beautiful resin replica features a metal hook for wall hanging.

The replica is based on a 1st century BC original which shows a maenad - a follower of the ancient Greek god of wine, Dionysus. Dionysus’ entourage would roam woods in a state of drunken ecstasy, killing wild animals and uprooting saplings. The maenad grasps a knife in her right hand and swings the severed hindquarters of a young deer in her left.

Imperfections on this replica reflect marks on the original plaque.

Crafted from frost-resistant resin, this plaque is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and will make a beautiful addition to any home.