“Bringing back the Roman tradition of making sculptures of your wife,” wrote Zuckerberg in the caption as he shared the images on Instagram on Tuesday, August 13.
The founder of Facebook said he had commissioned world-renowned sculptor and artist Daniel Arsham for the sculpture.
“I’ve joked about making a sculpture of her for years, and when the opportunity to work with Arsham came up, I finally did it!” said Zuckerberg.
After Zuckerberg posted the video, it received more than 190,400 likes, and many people appreciated the Facebook founder for giving such a thoughtful gift to his wife.
“Husbands everywhere are shaking,” wrote one Instagram user. “Setting the bar high for all the husbands out there, markiepoo,” commented another.
“Was literally about to get the same thing for my wife. Now I have to pivot,” a social media user joked.
“I love this appreciation for your wife,” said another, while a netizen wrote, “Get yourself a man who makes sculptures of you.”
The outlet further said that the sculpture represented the woman’s embodiment of these virtues, as she publicly showed her “moral integrity, fertility, and loyalty to her husband and family.”