This item is a positive relief impression taken from a three-banded agate intaglio. As a cast, the iconography appears reversed from the original: the winged allegorical figure of Victory is depicted in profile, facing left.
The goddess is shown in a dynamic pose, stepping forward. She wears a long, finely detailed chiton that reveals the silhouette of her legs. With both arms extended, she holds a patera in her right hand while performing a libation over a small altar or ara at her feet, decorated with a cornucopia. This depiction suggests a private devotion, where the wearer of the original seal sought to attract success and "victory" in their daily affairs and personal endeavors.
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