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This is a marble sculpture that presents a theme of mourning or commemoration. The main body of the sculpture is a figure wrapped in a long robe. The figure is bent over with its head lowered, seemingly immersed in grief.
One hand of the figure rests on a rectangular stele, while the other holds a garland made of roses, which hangs down on the stele, adding to the atmosphere of mourning and commemoration. Below the stele, there is a carved decoration resembling a vase, placed on a pedestal.
Through details such as the figure's posture, the folds of the clothing, and the garland, the sculpture delicately conveys feelings of sorrow and remembrance. It is commonly found in commemorative places such as cemeteries and has a classical sculptural art style, possibly influenced by the emphasis on realism and emotional expression in ancient Greek and Roman sculptures.
