Warrior with dagger and shield. 4x3x12,5cm

Description

Reproduction of a figure of pre-Roman origin made in lost wax bronze.

Measurements: Width: 4 cm. Depth: 3 cm. Height: 12.5 cm.

Reproduction of an Iberian statuette. The original is in the National Archaeological Museum of Madrid (M.A.N.).

The figure represents a warrior with his hair tied back with a thin band and the back part combed with two long braids behind his ears. Contoured eyes. Short tunic in the form of a square mesh where the rigidity of the fabric can be appreciated, the Greeks called it Linotorax (linen armour), it protected from cuts, with the lower part in the form of a point in order to protect the sexual organs. His left hand holds a round shield or caetra, and in his right hand a dagger.

Decorative elements, archaeological reproductions from antiquity. Ideal for decoration or as a gift.