Venus with mirror on her pedestal. The goddess is standing naked, leaning on her left leg. Her right leg, bent at the knee, rests on the ball of her foot. <\/p>\n\n
Her hair is parted in the middle. A double headband secures two braids on either side of her face. The plaits meet at the nape of the neck and divide into a central bun and side locks. The divinity holds one of her locks in her left hand and raises it to face level. The other falls over her right shoulder. <\/p>\n\n
In her right hand, the goddess holds a mirror, a classic attribute of Venus.<\/p>\n\n
This Venus, probably from a Thracian workshop (south-east of the Balkans), is associated with two other statuettes from the same laraire (domestic altar).<\/p>\n