THE DIENEKES Spartan Warrior Sculpture · Antiqued Gold and Silver Resin

The cape is the first thing the room sees.

From behind, it fills the frame. Deep crimson, cast in fabric-texture resin with individual fold lines pressed into every drape. From the front, the gold takes over - antiqued bronze finish across the full breastplate, arm guards, greaves, and thigh plates. Silver comes in at the helmet crest, weapon edges, and armor joints. The base runs gold-black marble texture, which no other piece in this series carries.

The pose is mid-strike. Left knee raised. Axe overhead in the right hand, sword gripped at the left. Both weapons cast in silver-tone resin with surface detail on the axe blade face. The Corinthian helmet sits low with a full silver fan-crest. The face is partially covered - only the jaw visible beneath the visor.

Every armor layer is distinct. Abdominal plates with individual panel lines. Shoulder guards with riveted edge detail. Shin greaves over sandal-strapped feet. The breastplate shows muscle definition cast through the gold surface - the figure reads as anatomy first, armor second.

Height: 15.5 cm. Width: 9 cm. Depth: 7 cm. Antiqued gold and silver resin. Gold-black marbled terrain base.

Shelf clearance required: 17 cm minimum to clear the raised axe and helmet plume.

The gold finish pairs with warm wood tones, aged brass, and dark leather in a way the silver-dominant pieces in this series do not. It is the warmest piece in the collection. It is also the loudest.

Atelier-cast. Not configured for volume.