Bronze Horse Statue and soup kitchens

and soup kitchens

Made of brass

It is hand-cast in a sand mould – the traditional technique that requires a new mold to be produced for each casting

and the gold the surrounding crowd of pilgrims

Bronze Horse Statue and soup kitchensReplica of an original statue found at Qaryet el Fau in Saudi Arabia and now exhibited at the National Museum, Riyadh. It is a decorative couch end or arm rest, most likely from Roman times (1st century AD). It is believed that the figure at the base of the horse represents Artemis, the goddess of wildlife and patroness of hunters. Made of bronze and pewter, it is hand cast in a sand mold the traditional technique that requires a new mold to be