On the head of this marble Corinthian column, the acanthus leaves are stacked in layers and interspersed with tendrils and flower buds. It looks like a flower basket with blooming branches placed on the top of the column. The decoration is rich, so it also appears more noble and luxurious. Its advantage is that it can be placed on any part of the building in addition to being gorgeous and beautiful. The stigma pattern is circular, so it can adapt to various viewing angles. It became popular in the future Hellenistic and Roman periods and became the three major pillars. One of the formula. The Ionian stigma was originally designed for the front only, and it was not considered to be viewed from any direction; however, the Corinthian stigma used to surround the acanthus to express the stigma so that it can be appreciated from all directions. Therefore, the special feature of the Corinthian column is not its constructional convenience, but its decorative effect. The acanthus leaves on the pillars is an everlasting theme element in the arts and crafts circles, and is the most representative plant decoration pattern in Western design and decoration. In ancient Greece and ancient Rome, the plant shape was widely used in buildings and artistic design. In the eyes of the ancient Greeks, the acanthus leaves was a symbol of wisdom and art. Its sharp thorns and vigorous vitality symbolized "overcoming many obstacles in life". At the same time, the acanthus leaves also symbolized eternal existence. These magnificent marble columns are a real upgrade from the standard Greek Architecture Columns. This antique polished calcium marble is extremely popular everywhere.So if there you have some requirement