Mercury was the son of Jupiter, the main god in ancient Roman mythology, and was equivalent to Hermes in ancient Greek mythology. Mercury was responsible for transmitting information to the gods. His image is generally wearing a hat with wings on his head, flying shoes on his feet, a magic wand in his hand, and walking like flying. We often see him in life. He will bring good luck to people.

Mercury was sharp and cunning. He once stole 50 cattle of Apollo, the sun god. Apollo came to claim for compensation. Mercury promised to return the cattle, but when Apollo led the cattle, he played beautiful music with the harp he invented. Apollo was so intoxicated that he agreed to exchange the cattle for Mercury’s harp and gave his magic wand to him. So Mercury became the patron saint of thieves, liars and merchants.

This flying mercury Marble Statue is a very classic art sculpture. This sculpture is an art sculpture for customers who love Greek classical mythological art. The highly restored details of the city sculptures let us feel the classic mythological color. The classic black metallic luster makes us feel the classical artistic effect of Greek mythology.

This statue Stone Bust is a common image of mercury. He is wearing a hat with wings, flying shoes, holding a double snake walking stick, lifting one foot and stepping on a round head with the other foot. It seems that we can see his image of walking like flying. As a symbol of the God’s envoy, this walking stick also represents the herald stick. Two snakes are wound around and the two heads are opposite. Some sticks have a pair of angel wings at the top. It is said that once, mercury threw his stick into the middle of two snakes that were biting, and the two snakes were reconciled immediately. Therefore, the double snake stick is regarded as a symbol of communication and reconciliation.