Corinthian-Nabataean Capital
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The Nabataeans embellished the classical architectural orders with their own unique flair. A capital carved from Sharah limestone takes center stage, adorned with clusters of grapes and a small head of Dionysus, the Greek deity of wine and vines, whom the Nabataeans equated with their chief deity, Dhu-Shara. This and other similar capitals decorated the doorframe of a grand hall within a Nabataean residence at Bayda, the primary grape and wine-producing region near Raqmu-Petra. Bayda: A Nabataean Estate Nabataean (circa 50-30 BC) The Nabataeans drew upon classical architectural orders, infusing them with their own creative twist. A capital crafted from Sharah limestone stands out, featuring clusters of grapes and a small head of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and vines, whom the Nabataeans saw as identical to their chief deity, Dhu-Shara. This and other similar capitals adorned the doorframe of a grand hall within a Nabataean residence at Bayda, a region renowned for its grape and wine production near Raqmu-Petra. Bayda: A Nabataean Estate Nabataean (circa 50-30 BC)
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