Relief Hic habitat felicitas, Here lives the luck, ancient roman wall decoration
period:
Shipping weight:
1,10 Kg
Dimensions
( length × width × height ):
27,00 × 20,00 × 1,00 cm
Here good fortune comes alive!
The Phallus brings strength and fertility into the Home.
Admittedly, it is more than a discrete invitation on the wall! In Roman times, the phallus was not simply a male representation, but as such also symbolized future and hope.
The original of this replica dates back to the first century AD. It was found attached to a wall in Pompeii.
The original is being preserved at the National Museum of Naples
- Dimensions: 20 x 27 cm
- With rear suspension
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