Hic Habitat Felicitas of Pompeii – 3D-Printed Magnet
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The 3D magnet "Hic Habitat Felicitas" is an elegant decorative object made of PLA and 3D printed with additive technique, which celebrates the ancient Latin motto, which translates as "Here lives happiness".
The original plaque was placed in the center of the arch above thebakery ovenin Pompeii, connected to the house of Popidius Priscus. The writing connected the production of bread to the generating force of nature, today it is preserved in the Archaeological Museum of Naples.
This magnet is a fun gift idea with wishes for abundance and happiness, to decorate the refrigerator or other metal surfaces.
Characteristics
- Materials: polylactic acid PLA (natural bioplastic produced from 100% renewable resources)
- Dimensions : 1.57 × 2.36 in (4 × 6 cm)
- Color: various
- Produced in Italy
Historical Curiosities
The expression "Hic Habitat Felicitas" was often used in ancient Rome to indicate prosperity and well-being within homes. It was engraved on mosaics and frescoes to bring luck and joy to those who lived there.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “Hic Habitat Felicitas” mean?
The Latin motto means “Here lives happiness”. The magnet reproduces the Pompeian plaque associated with the bakery of the house of Popidius Priscus.
Where can this magnet be displayed?
It is intended for decorating a refrigerator or other metal surfaces, as stated in the description.
How large is the 3D-printed plaque?
It measures 1.57 × 2.36 in (4 × 6 cm) and is made in Italy from PLA using additive 3D printing.