Ephesus Collection

The Enchanting Story of Ancient Lands

Ephesus, one of the most significant and awe-inspiring cities of the ancient world, has been home to many great civilizations throughout history. Artemis, one of the most important goddesses of ancient Greek and Roman mythology, was the patron deity of Ephesus. The cult of Cybele — the Anatolian mother goddess — forms the very foundation of the Ephesian Artemis. She is defined as a symbol of nature, hunting, abundance, and fertility. The Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, was considered one of her most magnificent and sacred sites.

Rich in both historical and mythological significance, Ephesus endures today as an archaeological treasure.

The esDea Ephesus Collection encompasses many symbols — from the power of Artemis and the grace of the Library of Celsus, to the bee as its guardian and Nike, the goddess of victory. The collection also draws from the founding legend of the city — featuring boar and fish figures — as well as the abundance represented by amphora forms and the infinite cycle of the meander motif. Each piece draws inspiration from this legendary land, bringing the ancient culture of Ephesus into dialogue with a modern aesthetic.