Ebe P.

In Greek mythology, Hebe was the goddess of youth and the cupbearer of the Olympian gods, daughter of Zeus and Hera. Her name literally means “youth” in ancient Greek, and she embodied the eternal bloom of vitality and divine grace. One of the most celebrated sculptural interpretations of Hebe is the marble statue created by Antonio Canova around 1800, of which several versions exist — including those housed at the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg and the Staatliche Museen in Berlin. Canova portrayed her in a moment of gentle movement, balancing a cup and jug as she prepares to pour nectar for the gods, capturing an ideal of youthful elegance that became one of the defining images of Neoclassical sculpture.

This classical garden statue by Italpark is crafted from an agglomerato cementizio composto da graniglia di marmo di Carrara e cemento bianco RCK 52,5, a material that combines the refined aesthetic of natural Carrara marble with outstanding durability for outdoor use. Standing approximately 80 cm tall on a base of roughly 29×19 cm and weighing around 26 kg, the figure is rifinita a mano by skilled artisans at the Italpark workshop in Borgo San Giacomo, Brescia — where artigianale production has been carried on without interruption since 1968. Every detail of the drapery and the figure’s poised stance reflects the care and expertise of a genuinely Made in Italy manufacturing tradition.

Ebe brings a timeless neoclassical presence to any outdoor setting — a formal garden, a villa terrace, a sculpted hedge parterre, or a private courtyard. Her graceful silhouette pairs beautifully with symmetrical arrangements, pedestals, or as a standalone focal point among flowering borders. As a classical sculpture Made in Italy, she is equally at home in contemporary landscape designs that seek a refined historical accent, offering an enduring decorative element that ages with natural dignity in the open air.