Lion attacking the Bull, bas-relief, Persepolis, Achaemenid Art, Mural Art, Persian Art, I
Lion attacking the Bull, bas-relief, Persepolis, Achaemenid Art, Mural Art, Persian Art, I, view 2Lion attacking the Bull, bas-relief, Persepolis, Achaemenid Art, Mural Art, Persian Art, I, view 3

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Photography
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Stucco carving (Gach-bori)Illustrative example

Lion attacking the Bull, bas-relief, Persepolis, Achaemenid Art, Mural Art, Persian Art, I

This bas-relief sculpture depicts a lion attacking a bull, a representation rooted in Persian art that symbolizes the eternal cycle of day and night. The artwork is made from resin and showcases intricate detailing, reflecting both cultural heritage and craftsmanship.

Craft
Stucco carving (Gach-bori)
Region
Isfahan
Artisan
Technique
Materials
Resin
Dimensions
Width: 80 cm, Height: 40 cm
Weight
Not stated
Date
Listing viewed 24 Sep 2026
Price
USD 408.37
France · Price as listed on Etsy, 24 Sep 2026
Illustrative example · not for sale hereView original listing on Etsy

Condition

As described by the seller; not inspected by CraftPersia.

Provenance

Seller's own description on Etsy; origin and maker not verified.

Documentation

None reviewed.

This is illustrative sample documentation, not evidence for the pictured object. No seller or object claim has been independently verified. The archive does not certify authenticity.

Care

Follow the preservation guidance for stucco carving (gach-bori) in the encyclopedia entry: light, humidity and physical support matter more than cleaning.