Classical Italian Renaissance gardens mythological theme Stone Vertumnus and Pomona

Immerse yourself in the enchanting myth of stone Vertumnus and Pomona sculpture. Vertumnus, the god of seasons, gardens, and fruit trees, possessed the unique ability to change his form at will. His heart was captured by the beautiful Pomona, a Roman nymph dedicated to the care of fruit trees, who shunned the advances of men and devoted herself entirely to her orchard.

Vertumnus and Pomona marble statue

This detailed stone Vertumnus and Pomona sculpture captures the essence of their legendary story. Vertumnus, in his relentless pursuit, transformed into various guises—a fisherman, a sailor, and more—to win Pomona’s heart. His final transformation into an old woman is a poignant moment, as he recounts the tale of Iphis, a shepherd, and Anaxarete, a Greek maiden who turned to stone after spurning her suitor.

Crafted from premium natural stone, this stone Vertumnus and Pomona sculpture brings to life the tender moment when Vertumnus reveals his true identity to Pomona. The intricate details and lifelike expressions of the characters evoke the emotions of love, persistence, and transformation.

Vertumnus and Pomona marble statue