ORH29 Gold reproduction "Carpe Diem"

A unique gold reproduction of famous Latin phrases. Made with attention to detail and 24-carat gold plating. This exquisite decoration is not only the perfect gift or finishing touch to an elegant interior, but it also contains timeless philosophical messages!

"MEMENTO VIVERE" is a Latin phrase that translates into Bulgarian as “Remember to live.” It serves as a reminder to embrace life, enjoy the present moment, and make the most of your existence.

"MEMENTO MORI" is a famous Latin expression that can be loosely translated as "Remember that you are mortal," “Remember that you will die” or “Remember your death”, “Realize your mortality”. The expression aims to remind people of their own transience and that life should not be taken for granted.

"CARPE DIEM" is a popular Latin expression from a poem by Horace. Translated it means "Seize the moment", "Live today". The full text is Carpe diem quam minimum credula postero , which roughly translates to "Cherish the moment, don't put your trust in tomorrow!" or "Live today, don't put it off for tomorrow."

"TEMPUS FUGIT"  is a Latin expression that means "Time is running out", which is more often translated as "Time flies." The expression (as well as Carpe diem) was used as an inscription on clocks.  "Tempus fugit" first appears as an expression in one of the poems of the ancient Roman poet Virgil. It reads as follows:

“Sed fugit interea fugit irreparabile tempus.

But it flees in the meantime: irretrievable time flees.

The meaning is often conveyed more literaryly as: "Meanwhile, irretrievable time flies," which is an expression of the human concern that time is limited for everyone, and we often waste it, using it for unimportant things.

Universal size: 20 x 20 cm, suitable for any home or office, adding a touch of sophistication to any space.