Mithras bust

Mithras is an ancient Iranian deity of oaths, light, covenants, justice, friendship, the sun, and contracts. He also serves judiciary purposes, and is known as the all-seeing protector of Truth, guardian of cattle, the waters, and the harvest. This replica of a bust of Mitra represents a revered divine figure in both the Iranian and Roman religions. Masterfully carved originally in stone or marble, its face exudes a transcendental serenity and eternal wisdom. The eyes of the bust are precisely carved, with a gaze that seems to penetrate the soul of the observer, conveying a sense of knowledge and compassion. A gentle expression adorns the lips, evoking a feeling of benevolence and calm. This bust of Mitra is more than a simple sculpture; it is a window to the divine, inviting contemplation and reflection on the mysteries of the universe and the importance of justice and truth in human life, thus merging the influences of both Iranian and Roman religions in its representation.