
The Wind Rose is a one-of-a-kind representation in the Roman world. Positioned as such, it symbolizes the role of the god as the traveler of the universe and that of the market, supplied from all corners of the world. It is composed of three concentric circles, with the space between the two largest circles occupied by 24 segments. Gently occupied by the names of the winds, others are interspersed between each segment, leaving the remaining spaces free.