The sovereign flight

Weighing 7.6 kg, it measures 44 cm high, 37 cm wide, and 30 cm deep. A powerful eagle soars with outstretched wings, precisely carved from a combination of minerals that highlight its strength and elegance.

Body: Made of dolomite, with soft tones and earthy nuances that evoke firmness and balance.

Wings: Sculpted in blue onyx, with light blue veins that convey movement and the vastness of the open sky.

Neck: Made of green onyx, a symbol of vitality and renewal, providing a harmonious contrast with the rest of the figure.

Beak: Finely crafted from fluorite, a mineral that adds brilliance and strength to this bird of prey.

Base: The eagle perches on a block of crystallized quartz.

The Brazilian sculptor was inspired by the majesty and indomitable spirit of the eagle, considered throughout cultures as a symbol of freedom, power and transcendent vision.

The dolomite body reflects earthly strength, while the blue onyx wings connect the bird to the infinite sky. The green onyx neck evokes the connection with nature and the cycle of life, and the fluorite beak represents the precision and determination of this predator.

The crystallized quartz base symbolizes the mountaintop, the place where the eagle stands sovereign, observing with clarity and dominion all that extends beneath its flight.

The work embodies the union between the energy of the earth and the freedom of the sky, conveying strength, leadership, and vision.