Exquisite and gorgeous relief patterns are carved on the top of the statues in the exhibition hall. A woman with long hair is engraved on the pillar. There is a stigma on their heads. They held the top with one hand, and the other hand held the clothes, looking to the side. Show soft body, elegant figure and feminine beauty. The leaves on the stigma are spiny. The ranunculus leaves have thorny zigzag leaves and beautiful and elegant postures. They were widely used in decorative arts by ancient Greek artists and craftsmen. This plant has a very strong vitality, so ancient The Greeks believed that ranunculus was a symbol of life and eternity. The ranunculus pattern was first applied to the Corinthian order decoration of ancient Greek temples, and it was also used on the frieze and dentil on the edges, symbolizing the eternal existence of the temple. With the inheritance and dissemination of ancient Greek and Roman culture, the ranunculus leaf pattern has almost become the most common decorative element in all European style art: from Byzantine, Gothic to Renaissance; from Baroque to Rococo; from To Neoclassicism and Art Nouveau style. It is the most representative plant decoration pattern in different western cultural forms. The ranunculus leaf pattern is widely used in architecture, furniture, ornaments, clocks, carpets, fabrics, wallpapers, tableware, and jewelry. Whether it is the candelabra of the Vatican, the column of the Pantheon in Rome, the shrine of Notre Dame de Paris to the exquisite walls of the Palace of Versailles, ranunculus can be described as ubiquitous. The ranunculus pattern is linked by vines, the branches and leaves are intertwined and continuous, and the vivid and smooth lines form a living organic pattern. Its artistic effect can make people produce a pleasant association of positive vitality. This white marble pavilion with cast iron badges forms a statue of a Greek girl. These statues are hand-carved by our in-house team of experts and are lifelike with flawless details.