Relive the grandeur of the Napoleonic Empire with this reproduction of the Vendôme Column , in oxidized green resin, faithful to the current appearance of the original located on the famous Place Vendôme in Paris. Handmade in France, this artisanal piece celebrates imperial history and French architectural heritage.
An Imperial Symbol to Collect
This reproduction of the Vendôme Column highlights architectural details, from the bas-reliefs depicting Napoleon's victorious military campaigns to the distinctive ornaments that crown the column. Its oxidized green appearance pays homage to the natural patina of the original, as it stands majestically on Place Vendôme.
- Authentic design : Inspired by the Vendôme Column, erected to commemorate the military victories of Napoleon Bonaparte.
- Oxidized Green Finish : Reproduces the weathered appearance of the original column.
- French artisanal manufacturing : Designed and made by hand with care in our workshops.
- Quality Material : Premium resin for optimum durability.
- Ideal for collection or decoration : An elegant piece that fits perfectly into any interior or display case.
Reproduction of the Vendôme Column in Resin - Oxidized Green Color
- Material : Resin with oxidized green color finish
- Dimensions : 35cm
- Weight : ~ 500g
- Manufacturing : Handmade in France
This miniature is not a toy and is intended for collectors.
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The Vendôme Column, located in the heart of Place Vendôme in Paris, is a landmark steeped in French history. Built in 1810 under Napoleon Bonaparte, it was erected to commemorate the victory at the Battle of Austerlitz in 1805, one of the most significant triumphs of the Napoleonic Empire.
Inspired by Rome’s Trajan’s Column, this 44-meter-tall monument is entirely covered in bronze plates cast from cannons seized from enemy forces. The intricate bas-reliefs depict key moments from the Austerlitz campaign, providing a vivid narrative of Napoleon's military success.
At the top of the column stands a statue of Napoleon in imperial attire, symbolizing the power and glory of his reign. Over the years, the column has undergone various transformations. It was destroyed in 1871 during the Paris Commune but was later rebuilt, underscoring its importance in French heritage.
Today, the Vendôme Column is more than a historical monument. It represents resilience and artistry, attracting thousands of visitors each year captivated by its rich history and striking architecture. Surrounding the column, the luxurious boutiques of Place Vendôme make it one of Paris’s most iconic destinations.