Relief of King Petar Krešimir IV, Split

Description of the Motif

Relief of King Petar Krešimir IV, unknown Dalmatian sculptor, mid-11th century, baptistery of the Cathedral of St. Domnius, Split.

The relief panel depicting the Croatian ruler from the 11th century, located in the Split baptistery, is a unique visual and historical monument of medieval artistic heritage in Croatia, and an extremely significant work of regal themes in European terms.

In the context of social and historical events of the 11th century on the territory of the Croatian-Dalmatian kingdom, the depiction of the crowned figure is associated with King Petar Krešimir IV, who, as the bearer of the national crown, built the Church of St. Peter and Moses in Solin, from which the relief panel originates.

About the Product

The motif is made of 925 sterling silver, using the forging technique. The silver motif is placed on a base that is framed by a wooden frame with glass. The product is packaged and protected in a suitable decorative box.