Saint George the Dragon Slayer Statue

If you are looking to create a warriors abode, why not display the Saint George the Dragon Slayer Statue for a show of a mighty fight? Made from cold-cast bronze, this hand-painted medieval fantasy statue depicts the myth of Saint George.

The myth of Saint George killing a dragon dates back to the 11th century for him specifically. However, even before that point, it was attributed to other saints and had pre-Christian origins. The myth of Saint George slaying a dragon would be popularized in the 13th century.

This knight statue depicts the saint riding horseback in full plate armour. Upon the rearing steed, he holds a long lance. The lance spears through the dragons neck. The dragon looks up at Saint George, seemingly reaching back to try clawing at the lance.

Both dragon and horse stand upon a patch of grassy ground. One of the dragons claws rests against a branch underneath the dressed horse. You can easily add this medieval knight statue to a variety of spaces. It works well in any medieval home decor, especially with any knight collections.

Key Features:

• Depicts the myth of Saint George
• Features a rearing horse design
• Has a lance running through the dragon
• Highly detailed
• Great decor piece and collectible

Materials:

• Made from cold-cast bronze

Measurements:

• Length: 6.75 Inches
• Width: 3.4 Inches
• Height: 6.25 Inches

Measurements are approximate.