In general, caryatids are defined as female figures that serve as the architectural support of the entablature of a building. (Yes, my vocabulary increased as a result of this photo.)
These ladies are faithful reproductions of the original Athenian caryatids, which are safely housed – at least 5 of which – in the Acropolis Museum. They’re there for continued protection and conservation. The 6th one is in the British Museum in London. Go figure.
This photo is offered as a 500-piece Jigsaw Puzzle, which results in an 18-in x 24-in size.
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