Concordia Reconstruction

sketchfab

Concordia, the goddess of harmony and unity, shines brightly in ancient Roman mythology as a powerful symbol of agreement and cooperation in marriage and society alike. Depicted with elegance, she sits majestically, draped in a long, flowing cloak that reflects her serene and peaceful nature. Her hands grasp two sacred objects - the patera, a sacrificial bowl signifying devotion and reverence, and the cornucopia, an overflowing horn of plenty representing abundance and prosperity. The caduceus, a majestic staff entwined with intertwined serpents, symbolizes peace and tranquility, further emphasizing Concordia's role as a guardian of harmony. One of her most revered temples, constructed by Marcus Furius Camillus in 367 BC, stood proudly on the Roman Forum, a testament to her enduring influence. In the Rome Reborn VR reconstruction of the Forum Romanum, a stunning monumental statue of Concordia stands tall, paying tribute to her timeless legacy as a beacon of unity and cooperation.