THE HOBBIT - Thorin - Sculpture 17cm

This high-end collectable statuette depicts Thorin II Oakenshield, the legendary king in exile and leader of the Company of Dwarves, from the globally successful film trilogy*The Hobbit*. This exceptional sculpture captures all the determination, nobility and warrior’s fury of the heir to the throne of Erebor, ready to reclaim his kingdom from the clutches of the dragon Smaug.

The model features the high-fidelity detailing and sculptural excellence characteristic of The Noble Collection’s artworks. Standing 17 cm tall, this work of art has been chiselled and cast with millimetre-level precision, faithfully recreating the character’s facial features, his braided beard and his thick brown hair. Every component of his regal warrior’s attire, from the geometric engravings on his dwarven armour to the texture of his travelling furs, has been the subject of meticulous attention to detail. The statuette depicts him in a heroic and charismatic pose, showcasing his legendary sword.

Designed primarily for prestigious display on a piece of furniture, a desk or in the showcase of a discerning collector, this work of art stands out as a centrepiece for all enthusiasts of J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy universe. The sculpture rests on a solid, textured integrated plinth that provides excellent stability whilst emphasising its premium quality. The piece is delivered in its original high-end collector’s box, beautifully embossed with the colours of the official Warner Bros. licence and the film *The Hobbit*.

In the rich world of Middle-earth, Thorin Oakenshield is the grandson of King Thrór and the son of Thráin II, rulers of the immensely wealthy kingdom beneath the mountain of Erebor. Having witnessed the destruction of his homeland and the massacre of his people by the fearsome dragon Smaug, he was forced into exile and earned his legendary nickname ‘Oakenshield’ during the bloody Battle of Azanulbizar, where he used a simple oak branch to parry the blows of the Orc chieftain Azog the Defiler. Driven by a righteous desire to restore his lineage’s former glory, he orchestrated the famous quest for Erebor alongside the wizard Gandalf the Grey and the Hobbit burglar Bilbo Baggins. This sculpture immortalises this proud, courageous yet tragic warlord, whose fate is forever linked to the recapture of the Dwarves’ greatest treasure.