Cupid in Motion

A marble attribute made light enough to dance.

Product-only view of a white wrap ballet skirt with sculptural Cupid wings and an arrow quiver at the back waist

Rather than placing an artwork on a costume, Cupid in Motion takes the identifying language of Bouchardon’s sculpture—wings and a quiver—and moves it onto the dancer. What was carved to be viewed in stillness becomes visible through turns, changing direction and the silhouette of the body.

01The design extracts the attributes that make Cupid immediately legible—the wings and quiver—instead of reproducing the sculpture as a printed image.
02A pale, layered construction translates the visual language of carved marble into a stage object with lightness, depth and movement.
03Positioned at the back waist, the wings and quiver become part of the dancer’s changing silhouette and reveal themselves through turns.
04Designed for the Cupid ballet variation, the skirt and sculptural accessories read as one coordinated performance piece.

Cupid in Motion skirt, wings and quiver in use on a ballet dancer, shown from the back

Current state

In Use · Wholesale MOQ 25

The piece is already in active stage use and is open for wholesale. Standard orders begin at 25 sets and include the skirt, wings and quiver; the ballet leotard is not included. Partner editions can add a logo to the quiver and proportionally scale the design from 100 sets.

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For ballet schools, companies, retailers and production partners

Stock the piece. Scale the character.

A performance-ready interpretation with a low opening wholesale quantity—and a controlled path to partner editions.

01 / Ready design

Put Cupid on stage.

Opening MOQ: 25 sets
Included: Skirt + wings + quiver
Not included: Ballet leotard
Current state: Already in use

Suitable for the Cupid variation and related repertoire, subject to each partner’s casting, sizing and production requirements.

02 / Partner edition

Keep the idea. Change the scale.

Add a partner or production logo to the quiver.
Scale the skirt, wings and quiver proportionally for the intended cast or stage distance.
Confirm the final ratio and placement through a pre-production sample.

Custom editions start from 100 sets.