Wholesale antique sad hot cast menthod granite lion statues with shield for front porch

This is bronze African Lion Head wall mount, a hunter's trophy, of a magnificent creature. It's vivacity mummified for ages. It is interesting that the lion is considered by many ancient cultures to be a solar animal symbol, however it is primarily a nocturnal creature, conducting its hunting activity mostly at night. . The handmade bronze sculpture was cast using the age-old method of lost-wax casting and stained with a brown patina finish for perpetuation. He is signed Milo with the European Bronze Finery stamp of quality .This Beautiful Family Of Lions Look Adorable, The Mother Is At Piece While The Father Stand And Paces Back And Forth On The Look Out. The Mother Licks One Of Her Little Cubs While The Other One Rests On Her Lower Back. She Seems Very Comfortable And Loving With Her Own Kind. This Gorgeous Creatures Come Together As A Family And Wont Ever Leave The Unity. The Little Cub Resting On His Mothers Lower Back Follows In His Fathers Footsteps, Watching Out For Anything Out Of The Ordinary Coming Toward Them. This Sculpture Was Cast Using The "Lost Wax Method" And Is Mounted On A Oval Black Marble Base With The European Bronze Finery Stamp. Like all of the other animal sculptures for sale in our shop, this exhibit is cast by hand and is subject to our strict quality guidelines during its creation. Additionally, all the statues for sale are produced by using the lost wax technique. We are an unparalleled name in offering a wide gamut of Marble Stone Lion Statue. Our craftsmen strive hard to achieve perfection in their work and lay utmost importance over each and every minute detail. Due to use of high grade marble and attributes like glossy finish, vivacious appearance, durable structure and smooth edges, the statue stands outstanding. In order to cater to the variegated needs of the clients, it is available in variety of sizes and colors. Marble statues of lions were sometimes used as tomb monuments or as guardians at both ends of a large tomb facade. Like many classical Greek works of art, this statue was taken to Rome during the imperial period.