Lady Fortuna Statue

The Lady Fortuna Statue depicts the goddess of wealth, Fortuna, in ancient Roman mythology. Fortuna is the goddess of fate and wealth in Roman mythology, who presides over the distribution of people’s fate and wealth. In the sculpture, Fortuna stands on a stable pedestal, with a dignified and composed posture.

She wore a magnificent crown on her curly hair, her facial expression calm and serene, and her eyes blindfolded. Fortuna was wearing a light and flowing long skirt, which swayed gently with the wind, adding a touch of femininity and agility. She held a rich horn in her hand, filled with gold coins that overflowed from the horn and landed at her feet, symbolizing the abundance and generosity of wealth.

Goddess Fortuna

Fortuna is the goddess of wealth and destiny in ancient Roman mythology, in charge of people’s fate and the distribution of wealth. She is regarded as a goddess who is both generous and fickle, capable of bringing immense wealth and good luck, but her gifts are also unpredictable.

Fortuna is often depicted as a beautiful woman, often holding a Cornucopia, symbolizing abundance and wealth, and sometimes blindfolded, indicating the randomness and uncontrollability of fate.

In ancient Roman culture, Fortuna was not only a symbol of wealth, but also represented people’s reverence for the uncertainty of the future and their desire for luck. People will pray for her protection in various occasions, hoping for good luck and success.