Two oxen yoked in a pair pull a cart. Oxen were used to move heavy loads and to plough fields as well as for transport in a world, where roads were not commonplace. 'Boustrophedon' (ox-turning), a common style of writing in stone in early Greece, was named after observation of the movement of oxen with the plough.
bronze group of oxen and cart
- Height: 15cm Length: 26cm Depth: 12cm
The bronze pieces are cast in Greece using the traditional lost wax method. As nothing is mass-produced, there will inevitably be slight variations in texture, patina, and colour. No two pieces are ever the same. If mounted on a marble base, it will be a black or very dark grey base. There may be a variation of some millimetres in the dimensions of the base from time to time.
It's All Greek is proud to have been working with the Semitekolo family foundry since 1999. It has been a privilege to handle these gorgeous pieces and to sell them to customers all over the world.
