1. Introduction of Seated Lion Statue
The history of Guardian lion statues in the West can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome. At that time, lions were regarded as symbols of strength, courage and royal power, and were often used to decorate palaces, noble residences and important public buildings. This symbol spread over time to the Middle Ages and gradually became a common guardian image at the gates of castles and churches. The Seated Lion Statue in the picture shows a strong sense of deterrence and dominance. Western guardian lion statues not only represent authority and dignity, but also symbolize guardian power, used to deter intruders and protect property and family safety. Compared with the “stone lion” in the East, the Western guardian lion emphasizes majesty and solemnity rather than a simple auspicious symbol.
This Seated Lion Statue adopts the traditional frontal sitting posture, with the lion’s front paws firmly placed on the ground and its hind legs bent, reflecting a strong sense of balance and strength. The statue’s mane is very thick and delicate, with layers upon layers. The lion’s facial expression is majestic, with his eyes looking forward. Its mouth is slightly closed, showing a restrained and powerful power. The copper surface of the entire Lion Sitting Statue has a simple and ancient color, which enhances the lion’s calm and solemn temperament. This kind of statue is not only a visual focus, but also conveys a sense of inviolable solemnity, symbolizing the high respect for power and protection in Western tradition. Arturban can customize various lion statues, welcome to contact us for more details.
2. Production process of Seated Lion Statue
1. Showing the details drawing/ 3D mold for clients confirming.
2. Making clay mold/ foam mold according to drawing/ client’s photos/ 3D mold.
3. Making Bronze/Brass sculptures
4. Polishing the surface.
5. Professional painting and take all different views pictures/ videos, show to clients.
6. Packing into wooden cases after clients satisfied with sculptures.
