Bronze Sitting Lion Statue Details:
This life-size bronze sitting lion statue is sitting on the ground obediently. The design of this bronze sculpture is very vivid with antique patinas. You can see every fine strand of hair of mane. Exquisite facial expressions and meticulous details have created this charming outdoor bronze lion statue. Made with the traditional lost wax method, advanced technology retains every essence of the lion. Perfect for door entrance, home decor, the entrance of the park, etc.
Bronze Lion Significance:
From ancient times to the present, the lion has been a symbol of the king. It is an invincible beast in the grasslands or in the Colosseum of ancient Rome. The lion has also become the object of worship in many Western countries. In the Western, the lion is not only a beast but also a belief. This can be seen in many western historical sites such as statues and murals of lions. For example, the Sphinx in Egypt, and the hunting picture of the lion in Peterborough.
More Lion Statue Designs:
Our life-size bronze sitting lion statue is one of the best-selling bronze lions at YouFine. Our bronze lions come in various styles and have different postures. For example, lying lion, walking lion, sleeping lion, sphinx, etc. If you have any design you like, please contact us. Our enthusiastic and professional YouFine people can provide you with quality service.
Power and Strength:
We have every reason you should choose YouFine for this life-size bronze sitting lion statue.
- Advanced bronze casting technology. The traditional lost wax method has been passed down for hundreds of years. YouFine has inherited and carried forward its advantages to ensure that every bronze lion has a lifelike image.
- High-quality raw materials. Our bronze content is very high. And the thickness of the sculpture is between 4-6 mm. And we also add other metal materials to increase the robustness of the sculpture.
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