As a very classic goddess image in Greek mythology, Athena has many sculptural designs of different shapes and materials. This status of athena is very suitable for display in art museums. The hard marble is carved into a layered goddess robe. The statues of athena are not in the form of armor, but the casual clothes that Athena wears when she is resting. The head of the statues of athena also has a helmet that represents her identity, which is also a reflection of her record. The statues of athena hold the corner of the clothes in the left hand and the torch in the right. This marble statues of athena also represents the Olympic spirit.

As the patron saint of Athens, the statuses of athena are often portrayed as a god of war ready to fight. On the head of the statues of athena is a tall Attic helmet with a sphinx sitting in the middle, flanked by winged horses. Here the Attic helmet is a metaphor for the statuses of athena, the patron saint of Athens. Once, both Poseidon and Athena wanted to be the patron saints of the Attica region (including the city of Athens). The lawsuit went to Zeus, the king of the gods. Zeus said that you should PK. Each of you will give a gift to the residents of Attica, and the Attica people will choose. Whoever wins is the patron saint of Attica. Poseidon made a handsome warhorse with his trident; the statuses of athena made an olive tree grow on the ground with her spear. Tired of war, the Atticians chose Athena as their patron saint because the olive tree symbolized peace.

Athena costume sculpture