Nike Samothrace
Nike of Samothrace — Victory, Bronze-Effect Resin
€149incl. VAT
The story
Sculpted to celebrate a naval battle won against all odds. 2,200 years later, still the most powerful symbol of triumph. The original is at the Louvre.
The work behind this piece
The Nike of Samothrace, a Hellenistic masterpiece of the second century BC, shows the winged goddess of victory alighting on a ship's prow to celebrate a naval triumph. Rediscovered in 1863, it is among the world's most celebrated sculptures. Reproduction in bronze-effect resin.
Original: Museo del Louvre, Parigi
🏛 Declared reproduction — never sold as an antique
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Material
Resin, bronze-effect finish · Made in Italy
Origin
Selected in Rome · Via Cavour 280
Dimensions
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Collection
Availability
Available · buy it on Etsy for delivery, or come and see it at Via Cavour 280, open every day
Returns
14 days, as EU law provides —
how it works
Shipping
buy in person, every day 10:00–20:00
Italy
Free · 5 working days
European Union
€15 · 1–10 working days
Rest of the world
€40 · 1–15 working days
Online orders
Through our Etsy boutique: these are the rates Etsy charges, and Etsy shows the estimated delivery date before you pay.
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Guides that talk about this piece
Written by the two of us in the shop: history, materials and honest advice on Nike of Samothrace — Victory, Bronze-Effect Resin.
Straight answers
Questions about Nike of Samothrace — Victory, Bronze-Effect Resin
Is this an original antique?
The Nike of Samothrace, a Hellenistic masterpiece of the second century BC, shows the winged goddess of victory alighting on a ship's prow to celebrate a naval triumph. Rediscovered in 1863, it is among the world's most celebrated sculptures. Reproduction in bronze-effect resin.
Can I see it before buying?
Yes. It is on the shelves at Via Cavour 280, Rome, a five-minute walk from the Colosseum, open every day 10:00-20:00. You can buy it there in person.
How much is shipping and how long does it take?
Online orders go through our Etsy boutique: free in Italy (5 working days), €15 to the European Union (1–10 working days), €40 to the rest of the world (1–15 working days). Etsy shows the estimated delivery date before you pay. Orders leave within 1–2 working days, Monday to Friday, always tracked.
Is it a good gift?
It arrives ready to display, with the story you have just read.
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