Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Dragon without Rock Dark Brown / Bronze 35 x 58 x H. 60 cm - Water Spout Figure - Plinth Figure

Dragon Water Spout without Rock by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 35 cm

Width approx.: 58 cm

Height approx.: 60 cm

Colour: dark brown / bronze

Version without rock, to set on your own plinth or wall

Crouching pose, large spread wings, scaly skin

Fountain: water flows from the dragon's mouth

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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The pure dragon, without a rock

This version deliberately shows the dragon without a rock. Casa Padrino's bronze sculpture puts the creature itself centre stage: a powerful dragon in a crouching pose, ready to leap, gripping with all four claws and lowering its horned head far forward. Water flows from its slightly open mouth. Because the figure comes without a rock of its own, you decide where the water spout sits and can fit it precisely into an existing water feature.

Scales, crest and mighty wings

The dark brown patina with bronze highlights brings out every scale. From the head with its curved horns and jagged frill, a spiny crest runs along the whole back to the tail, which swings upwards in an elegant curve. The large, outspread wings are particularly impressive: their membranes are finely textured and crossed by strong finger bones, and the edges end in sharp points, so the dragon looks powerful and alive from the front and from the side.

For plinths, walls and basin edges

Without a rock, the dragon is ideal for a square stone plinth, the top of a wall, the rim of a built basin or a natural stone step by the pond. From there it spouts water into the basin below and becomes a striking part of your water feature. Even without water it cuts a fine figure as a guardian at the garden gate, on a pillar by the driveway or as an eye-catcher for lovers of fantasy and the Middle Ages.