Nude Maiden Bowl-Bearer Statue

A classical maiden balancing a great fluted urn on her shoulder. This is a full-figure sculpture in the caryatid tradition: a slender nude woman stands with her weight on one leg, a sandalled foot stepping forward and her long hair falling past her back, one arm raised to steady a large fluted bowl-urn perched at her shoulder. The urn is banded with delicate decorative rims and reads deep enough to actually hold something, while a swirl of drapery falls from her raised arm down to a round plinth base. The figure is fully nude, sculpted in a smooth, idealised, art-statue style. It's designed as a functional ornament — a small planter or succulent holder, a candle or tealight stand, a trinket dish, or a garden and patio statuette where the urn becomes a tiny birdbath. Print / cut notes: • Resin printing is the way to hold the face, fingers and urn detailing. • Expect supports under the raised arm, the overhanging bowl and the leading foot; orient it upright. • The urn can be hollowed to work as a real planter or candle cup. • For CNC this needs full 3D (rotary / 4-axis) carving from a solid hardwood blank rather than a flat relief.