Bronze Sculpture of Meditrina, Roman Goddess of Health and Wine by Milo This captivating bronze sculpture depicts Meditrina, the Roman goddess of health, longevity, and wine, in a graceful and alluring stance. She holds a vine of grapes in both hands, with her left hand supporting a bucket filled with freshly harvested grapes from a vineyard. The semi-nude fair maiden is beautifully portrayed with exquisite attention to detail, capturing the essence of her divine role. Her flowing robe delicately clings to her figure, revealing her left breast and a sensuous slit on the left side of her dress, accentuating her elegance and charm. Meditrina tilts her head slightly to the right, lifting the grapes to the light in a graceful motion, as if inspecting them for their quality. Handcrafted using the lost wax method and mounted on a variegated black marble base, this bronze sculpture exudes artistic mastery. It is signed by the renowned artist Milo, making it a stunning addition to any collection, celebrating both Roman mythology and the beauty of the female form.