Casa Padrino Bronze Skulptur Drache auf Kugel Bronze / Kupferbraun 55 x 50 x H. 55 cm - Wächter Figur - Garten Skulptur

Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Dragon on a Sphere Bronze / Copper Brown 55 x 50 x H. 55 cm - Guardian Figure - Garden Sculpture

€1.596,55
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Casa Padrino Bronze Skulptur Drache auf Kugel Bronze / Kupferbraun 55 x 50 x H. 55 cm - Wächter Figur - Garten Skulptur

Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Dragon on a Sphere Bronze / Copper Brown 55 x 50 x H. 55 cm - Guardian Figure - Garden Sculpture

€1.596,55
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Item number 138232

Bronze Dragon Guarding a Sphere by Casa Padrino

 

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 55 cm

Width approx.: 50 cm

Height approx.: 55 cm

Colour: bronze / copper brown

Dragon lies over a sphere, tail wrapped around it to the ground

Antler-like horns, large eye, spiny crest along the back

Spread wings, copper-brown patina with bright highlights

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

 

You are buying a product of the Casa Padrino brand.
Casa Padrino is a renowned producer and distributor of baroque furniture and luxury decorative items throughout Europe and a registered trademark at the German Patent and Trademark Office.

 

The keeper of the sphere

In old stories, dragons guard their treasure. This bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino takes up the motif: a dragon has settled over a large sphere, holding it with its claws and wrapping its long tail around it until the tip rests on the ground. Its neck stretches far forward and its large eye is wide awake. It does not look aggressive but alert and proud, as if inspecting every visitor before letting them pass.

A mythical creature full of detail

The head stands out with its two branching, antler-like horns and beak-like snout. Strong spikes rise along the back and grow smaller towards the tail, while neck and belly are divided into ribbed bands of scales. The two wings are spread wide and give the figure breadth and tension. The copper-brown patina, with bright highlights on horns, claws and ribs, makes the surface glow warmly in changing light, and the roughly textured sphere forms a calm counterpoint to the lively dragon.

A guardian for entrances, libraries and gardens

As a guardian figure, the dragon suits a pillar beside the front door, a garden wall or a stone plinth along a path. As it needs no water connection, it can be placed anywhere: in the garden, a conservatory, an entrance hall or a room with a fireplace. For lovers of fantasy, role-playing games and myths it is a collector's piece with real presence, and in hotels, restaurants or castle grounds it soon becomes a favourite photo spot.

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