Cyrus the Great Human Rights Cylinder – Decorative Replica

Product Description: This decorative piece is an artistic recreation of the Cyrus the Great Human Rights Cylinder. Featuring a natural texture and antique-style patina, it beautifully conveys a sense of history and authenticity. It is a unique choice for home décor, offices, or cultural spaces. Specifications: Material: High-quality polyester Includes a detachable base (easy to assemble) Design inspired by the Cyrus Cylinder Suitable for décor and as a valuable gift item About the Artifact: The Cyrus Cylinder, also known as the Charter of Human Rights, is a clay cylinder created in 539 BC by order of Cyrus the Great of the Achaemenid Empire. It is inscribed with his proclamations and decrees in cuneiform script. In 1971, the United Nations published the text of the cylinder in its six official languages. Cyrus the Great is widely recognized as one of the earliest issuers of a human rights declaration, and this artifact symbolizes tolerance and respect for humanity in Persian culture. Usage: Perfect as a meaningful gift, and ideal for home décor, offices, galleries, and artistic spaces.