Cleopatra Taylor Elizabeth
$1,409.00
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Character: Cleopatra · Taylor Elizabeth
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: approximately 50 cm / 19.7 in (1:1 scale)
CONFIGURATIONS
- 1:1 life-size bust (full piece)
- Removable fabric costume — the pleated emerald green garment can be taken off to display the silicone bust independently
- Sculpted and painted hair with braided side extensions terminating in ornate gilded resin tassel ornaments
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Silicone (head/skin surfaces)
- Fabric (costume)
- Resin (structural components and decorative accessories)
OTHER
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VIDEO
ABOUT
YJ Studios renders Elizabeth Taylor’s legendary 1963 Cleopatra at true 1:1 scale, with a silicone face that captures every nuance of the iconic teal kohl makeup and piercing gaze. The removable pleated emerald costume and gilded resin braid ornaments bring the full cinematic look to life at display scale. For collectors who appreciate portraiture at its most demanding, this is a piece that holds the room.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This bust is YJ Studios' original interpretation of Cleopatra as portrayed by Elizabeth Taylor in the 1963 epic film Cleopatra — one of cinema history's most iconic portrayals of the Egyptian queen. The piece captures the precise cosmetic signature of that performance: the sweeping teal-and-black kohl eye makeup, the blunt-cut black wig with gilded braid ornaments, and the regal composure that made Taylor's Cleopatra a defining image of Hollywood grandeur. The downward, slightly guarded gaze references the queen's commanding yet enigmatic presence throughout the film.
