Quietly theatrical and collectible, the Seletti Magna Graecia terracotta statuette reduces classical drama to domestic scale. Conceived by Antonio Aricò for Seletti, this terracotta statuette sits within Gadgets and Decorations as a fragment of history and a decorative accent. Part of the Magna Graecia collection, it links tradition with modern living.

Characters borrowed from legend

Available in variants, Venere, Ercole and the Centaur, each channels a mythic identity. The figures are not literal reproductions but distilled gestures: a tilt, a poised torso, a suggestion of motion. They punctuate contemporary furniture settings and invite closer inspection.

Handmade terracotta with texture

Crafted in warm, hand-finished terracotta, the statuettes show subtle striations, tonal shifts and a matte skin that catches light and shadow. The material offers grounded tactility, comfortable to touch and resilient for display, so they age with character. Their artisanal presence also resonates with sculptural tableware traditions.

Scaled for interiors and sheltered outdoors

Designed for consoles, plinths or garden shelves, the statuettes can work in clusters or as single focal points. Their scale anchors a vignette without overwhelming, making them ideal for living rooms, entryways, terraces and hospitality projects. They complement Seletti decorations, reinforcing a playful yet grounded design language.

Styling: mix, contrast, repeat

Use a single Venere as focal point on a bedside, group Ercole and Centaur on a shelf, or combine several for an archaeological feel. Pair with woven textiles, sculptural pottery and soft lighting to amplify their Mediterranean voice. The versatility reflects Antonio Aricò x Seletti, where rituals meet design storytelling.

A collectible fragment for modern rooms

The Seletti Magna Graecia terracotta statuette is a monument that brings story and texture to contemporary interiors. Durable, giftable and tactile, it’s a Mediterranean style statuette for anyone who values craft and conversation. Which myth will you welcome into your home?