This captivating sculpture celebrates the spirit of the Roaring 20’s and the iconic Flapper era, characterized by rebellion, freedom, and jazz-filled nights. The Flapper, a symbol of the “New Breed” of young women, defied societal norms with her bold and daring lifestyle. This sculpture captures her carefree attitude as she kicks off societal expectations along with her heels, dancing the Charleston with abandon. The Flapper's attire, including thigh-high gold shorts and a golden sash, reflects the fashion trends of the Jazz Age. Her voluptuous and round figure challenges conventional beauty standards, embodying confidence and self-assurance. With black bobbed hair and a gold headband, she exudes the glamour and style synonymous with the era. Crafted meticulously using the "Lost Wax Method," this sculpture is made of 100% bronze with a detailed brown and gold patina finish. It stands proudly on a round black marble base, adding to its elegance and artistic appeal. Signed by the artist Fanny Rozet, this sculpture is not just a piece of art but a homage to the spirited Flappers who defined an era of liberation and celebration.