The Driver's Hand (divider)

Code 8605
 Silver 925
 Made in Greece
 The statue of Eniochos is the surviving part of a bronze complex that was dedicated to the sanctuary by the Deinomenides, a dynastic family of Gela in Sicily. It is located in the Archaeological Museum of Delphi and is perhaps its most famous exhibit and one of the most important sculptures of ancient Greek art of the early classical era. Its creation is placed immediately after the Persian wars, while Pythagoras from Regio or, according to others, Kalamis or Kritias has been proposed as its creator.
 The folds of his tunic, as well as the hand that holds the reins in a completely naturalistic performance.