This classical-style bronze sculpture depicts a youthful figure in a dynamic contrapposto stance, holding a cascading bunch of translucent amber-colored grapes in one hand and what appears to be a thyrsus or staff in the other. The dark patinated bronze surface is mottled with patches of golden highlights, creating a weathered appearance. The figure stands atop an ornately carved base featuring scrollwork and decorative elements. The musculature is rendered with careful attention to anatomical detail, while curly hair crowns the head. The composition suggests movement and vitality, fitting for a piece titled "Dionysian Delight," as it evokes the Greek god of wine and revelry. The translucent grapes provide a striking contrast to the dark bronze, while their flowing arrangement echoes the figure's graceful pose.