This collection of miniature busts represents five of the most significant rulers of the Roman Empire:
Nero (37–68 AD): Known for his controversial reign, artistic pursuits, and the Great Fire of Rome.
Marcus Aurelius (121–180 AD): The Stoic philosopher-emperor, remembered for his Meditations and wise rule.
Augustus (63 BC–14 AD): Rome’s first emperor, who transformed the Republic into an empire and initiated the Pax Romana.
Diocletian (244–311 AD): Reformer of the late Empire, remembered for the Tetrarchy and administrative restructuring.
Constantine the Great (272–337 AD): The first Christian emperor, founder of Constantinople, and pivotal figure in shaping medieval Europe.
Historical Background
Busts of emperors were central to Roman political culture, displayed in public spaces, temples, and homes as symbols of power, divine favor, and continuity of rule. These miniature reproductions draw inspiration from classical Roman portraiture, reflecting the blend of realism and imperial grandeur.
Product Details
Material: PLA (polylactic acid – lightweight 3D printed plastic)
Dimensions: Small – 10 cm (H) × 6 cm (L); Large – 15 cm (H) × 9 cm (L)
