Cupid at the Altar of Love by Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory

Cupid at the Altar of Love 1760 - 1770

ceramic, porcelain, sculpture

3d sculpting

3d model

3d printed part

child design

ceramic

jewelry design

virtual 3d design

porcelain

3d character model

cupid

sculpture

designed for kid

3d modeling

decorative-art

3d character modeling

"Cupid at the Altar of Love" is a porcelain scent bottle made by the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory between 1760 and 1770. The bottle, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features a cherubic figure of Cupid, a Roman god of love, kneeling at an altar adorned with flowers. The intricate details of the bottle's decoration and the delicate figure of Cupid reflect the popular Rococo style of the period. This miniature piece showcases the craftsmanship of the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory, known for its elegant porcelain and decorative motifs.