The Rape of Proserpina, also known as the Abduction of Persephone, is a poignant and dramatic scene from Greek mythology. This narrative tells the story of Prosperina (or Persephone), who was abducted by Pluto, the god of the underworld. Our marble statue captures this intense moment with remarkable detail and artistry. At the base of the sculpture, the presence of Cerberus, the three-headed dog, symbolizes the gates of the underworld, guarding and preventing the dead from leaving. This statue is not just a piece of art; it is a storytelling masterpiece, meticulously carved from premium marble to bring this ancient myth to life.

The statue vividly portrays the dramatic moment of Proserpina’s abduction. Proserpina’s form is sculpted to show her struggle and despair, while Pluto’s powerful grip and determined expression illustrate his intent. The three-headed Cerberus at the base adds to the narrative depth, symbolizing the underworld’s barriers. This dynamic interaction between the characters is skillfully depicted, creating a powerful visual impact that evokes the emotional intensity of the story.

The Rape of Proserpina is rich in symbolism and mythological significance. Proserpina, the goddess of spring, represents life and renewal, while Pluto, the god of the underworld, symbolizes death and the afterlife. Their interaction highlights the cyclical nature of life and the eternal struggle between light and darkness. Cerberus, guarding the underworld, further emphasizes the theme of boundaries and transitions between life and death.

Understanding the unique needs of each client, we offer customization options for our marble Rape of Proserpina statue. While the standard height is 180cm, we can adjust the dimensions to suit your specific requirements. Additionally, we provide various finishing options to match your aesthetic preferences, ensuring that your statue complements its intended environment perfectly.