Caryatid
noun
A female statue used as a pillar or column in architecture.
The ancient Greek temple was supported by caryatids, each one carefully carved to look like a victorious woman.

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- greek caryatid
- marble caryatid
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noun
A female statue used as a pillar or column in architecture.
The ancient Greek temple was supported by caryatids, each one carefully carved to look like a victorious woman.

Often appears as...
- greek caryatid
- marble caryatid
Usage tips
Academic
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Architectural Origin
Derived from Greek architecture, a caryatid is not just any statue but one that supports structures.

The porch's roof was held up by a caryatid.
Female Form
Caryatids represent women, often draped in long robes, and are distinct from male counterparts called atlantes.

Each caryatid in the row stood poised with elegant features.
Sculptural Function
Caryatids are functional art pieces, blending aesthetics with the practical role of a support column.

Behind the altar was a splendid caryatid, doubling as a structural pillar.
Architectural Origin
Derived from Greek architecture, a caryatid is not just any statue but one that supports structures.

The porch's roof was held up by a caryatid.
Female Form
Caryatids represent women, often draped in long robes, and are distinct from male counterparts called atlantes.

Each caryatid in the row stood poised with elegant features.
Sculptural Function
Caryatids are functional art pieces, blending aesthetics with the practical role of a support column.

Behind the altar was a splendid caryatid, doubling as a structural pillar.
Architectural Origin
Derived from Greek architecture, a caryatid is not just any statue but one that supports structures.

The porch's roof was held up by a caryatid.
Female Form
Caryatids represent women, often draped in long robes, and are distinct from male counterparts called atlantes.

Each caryatid in the row stood poised with elegant features.
Sculptural Function
Caryatids are functional art pieces, blending aesthetics with the practical role of a support column.

Behind the altar was a splendid caryatid, doubling as a structural pillar.
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