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Lord Hanuman Sculpture (Limited Edition) (Lladro Special Order)

Lord Hanuman Sculpture (Limited Edition) (Lladro Special Order)

Regular price £8,415.00
Regular price £9,350.00 Sale price £8,415.00
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These items are special order items, once ordered and we have confirmed with Lladro they cannot be cancelled. As they are special order items they also cannot be returned for a refund unless there is a defect. There is a 3 week turnaround time from placing the order to you receiving it. If the order is placed after a Friday and before Tuesday this can be reduced to 2 weeks but it is not guaranteed. By placing the order you agree to all the above terms.

Lord Hanuman is one of the most venerated deities in Hindu mythology. Known as the monkey god, he is a central character in 'Ramayana', one of India’s most importantancient epics. Famous for his unwavering devotion to the god Rama, one of the avatarsof Vishnu, Hanuman is revered as a symbol of loyalty and courage. Son of Vayu, god of the wind, he possesses incredible physical strength and extraordinary power.

The sculpture of Lord Hanuman is a complex work requiring over thirty fragments.Fifteen different colors were used in the decoration, including metallic tones and golden and pearlescent lusters. In addition, Hanuman is adorned with a garland of 112 white flowers, 166 green leaves and 5 roses, all handcrafted petal by petal. Equally of note are the minute etchings used to recreate the helmet, crown and jewelry.

Lord Hanuman in porcelain is a monumental work that measures up to the deity it represents.

Limited Series of 499 units

H: 20.4724 in x W: 13.7795 in L: 14.9606 in

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