La ninfa greca "Flora di Stabiae", piastrella in marmo botticino.
Mattonella di marmo Flora di Stabiae.
Mattonella marmo Botticino Flora Pompei
imballaggio: Flora marmo piastrella Botticino da Pompei
Piastrella marmo Botticino Flora ninfa greca
La ninfa greca "Flora di Stabiae", piastrella in marmo botticino.
Mattonella di marmo Flora di Stabiae.
Mattonella marmo Botticino Flora Pompei
imballaggio: Flora marmo piastrella Botticino da Pompei
Piastrella marmo Botticino Flora ninfa greca
La ninfa greca "Flora di Stabiae", piastrella in marmo botticino.
Mattonella di marmo Flora di Stabiae.
Mattonella marmo Botticino Flora Pompei
imballaggio: Flora marmo piastrella Botticino da Pompei
Piastrella marmo Botticino Flora ninfa greca
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Flora di Stabiae - Botticino marble tile

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This tile depicting Flora of Stabiae It is made in marmo Botticino. Ritrae la ninfa greca, ed è uno dei più importanti dell'Impero Romano, sepolto sotto la cenere e la lava della stessa eruzione del Vesuvio che seppellì Pompei ed Ercolano nel 79 d.C. Oggi è conservato al Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli.

The fresco portrays Flora intent on delicately picking the flowers and scattering them with her basket, it almost seems to float in the air. 

This decorative object combines the elegance of Italian marble with the timeless beauty of classic art, making it a perfect addition to any sophisticated setting. Perfect for indoor and outdoor environments, porta the Spring in every home.

Botticino marble tile: Flora of Stabiae
Characteristics
  • Material: Botticino marble
  • Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 1 cm (5,90 x 5,90 x 0,39 inches)
  • Weight: 0.550 Kg
  • Easy to install with any tile adhesive
  • Artisan product made in Italy
Historical Curiosities

Flora is one of the most fascinating figures of Pompeian art, often associated with spring and rebirth. In ancient Rome, she was the goddess of flowers, plants and fertility, and was celebrated with festivals called "Floralia", during which citizens decorated their homes and streets with fresh flowers.  Nand its rituals it was necessary to participate with colored clothes to imitate the color of the flowers.

The representation of Flora that decorates this tile is inspired by the magnificent frescoes found in Pompeii, a city that offers an immense testimony to daily life and religious beliefs in ancient Rome. The frescoes of Flora, often depicted while she collects flowers or distributes garlands, symbolize the abundance and prosperity that spring brings with it.

The Sabines were a population devoted to the Goddess, so much so that they celebrated her with the throwing of broad beans and lupins and in particular represented fertility

Maintenance

To keep your marble tile always shining, it is advisable to clean it regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the marble surface. For more thorough cleaning, use a solution of warm water and neutral soap, drying immediately afterwards with a clean cloth to prevent the formation of streaks or stains.

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