Bronze Three Graces Fountain : Escar UK Bronze

Description

Bronze Fountain : Three Graces

Hollow Cast Bronze Sculpture

Introducing the magnificent Three Graces Fountain, a substantial hollow cast bronze water feature created by bronze artist John Cox of Escar UK Bronze.

Inspired by classical mythology, this impressive fountain features the three Graces — Aglaia, Euphrosyne and Thalia — gracefully standing together at the centre of the composition, supporting a large bowl above them as water gently cascades over its edges.

In Greek mythology, the Three Graces represent beauty, charm and creativity:

Aglaia (Splendour / Brilliance) — associated with radiance, elegance and beauty.

Euphrosyne (Mirth) — representing joy, happiness and the pleasures of life.

Thalia (Bloom) — symbolising abundance, youth and flourishing beauty.

Expertly crafted from hollow cast bronze using the traditional Lost Wax Bronze Casting method, this fountain showcases exceptional attention to detail and is finished with an attractive aquamarine, black and skin-tone patination, adding depth and character to the sculpture.

Standing approximately 197cm high, with an overall width of 191cm and a top bowl measuring approximately 148cm in diameter, this remarkable bronze fountain weighs around 580 kilos, making it an impressive centrepiece for large gardens, estates, public spaces or prestigious outdoor settings.

Combining classical artistry with the tranquillity of flowing water, the Bronze Three Graces Fountain creates a timeless focal point that brings elegance, movement and atmosphere to any environment.