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“Fascinus” Phallus scaramantico - Stampa 3d
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The Fascinus, depicted as a winged phallus, is an ancient symbol of protection, fertility and luck, very widespread in Roman culture. This reproduction, created in 3D with additive technique, faithfully reproduces the superstitious iconography of Pompeii, where these amulets were used to protect against the evil eye and attract prosperity. Perfect for those who want a decorative object rich in history and meaning.
In the ancient and classical world and then in the Greco-Roman culture, the phallus was considered the origin of life, as it was considered the generator of the seed: this is due to the legend according to which ancient civilizations deified it.
In Roman art, the phallus was often depicted in frescoes and mosaics, generally placed at the entrance to villas and patrician homes, to ward off envy and the evil eye. Furthermore, the cult of the erect virile member in ancient Rome was very widespread among matrons of patrician extraction to propitiate their fertility and ability to generate the continuity of the gens. For this reason, the phallus was also used as a jewel to wear around the neck or arm.
It depicts the winged phallus, a Roman symbol of protection, fertility and luck, drawn from Pompeian imagery.
It is made of PLA, polylactic acid, using additive 3D printing.
This product page refers to the 7.09 in (18 cm) version. It does not state that a magnet is included; the magnetic version has a separate product page.