Lord of the Rings Rivendell Statue

• Company: WETA Workshop Theme: Hobbit / Lord of the Rings Product Type: Statues Celebrities: Liv Tyler, Hugo Weaving, Viggo Mortensen, Elijah Wood, Ian Holm Age: All Ages Country of Origin: China Width: 18.10 Height: 14.00 Width: 16.00 Length: 22.00 Weight: 22.550 .

* Home to Elrond. * Stunningly detailed, 18-inch wide, polystone sculpture. * This statue recreates the enchanting environment of Rivendell! * Based on the miniature featured in The Lord of the Rings. The enchanting environment of Rivendell is recreated in this magnificent statue by Weta Workshop. Based on the miniature featured in The Lord of the Rings, it's built by the same artists and craftsmen that work on the movies. The combined efforts of 14 people reach fruition in this stunningly detailed 18 1/10-inch wide x 12 1/5-inch long x 7 9/10-inch tall polystone sculpture that weighs over 13 pounds. It evokes the singular serenity and peace of the House of Elrond. 1,200 hours of creativity and attention to detail went into this piece. Every tree, every ornament, every brick was considered and produced to make up the whole. Rivendell is the largest of Weta's range of The Lord of the Rings environments so far. Others include Bag End - Open Edition, Orthanc - Black Tower of Isengard, The Prancing Pony, and The Argonath (all sold separately). The hidden refuge of Rivendell. Home to Elrond, Rivendell was founded in the year 1697 of the Second Age by the Elven Lord as a haven amid the growing darkness in the north of Middle-earth. Under the protection of Elrond's Ring of Power Vilya, Rivendell was a sanctuary and meeting place for the forces of light and persisted in secrecy and security until the War of the Ring and the fall of Sauron, the enemy. There dwelt the Lady Arwen, and king in exile, Aragorn, came and went as he pleased. Bilbo Baggins called Rivendell home in his declining years, and often it hosted secret war councils and discussions among the leaders of the free peoples. The heirlooms of Middle-earth were gathered there in Elrond's library: Narsil, the of Elendil that cut the Ring from Sauron's hand, and Aiglos, the spear of Gil-Galad, among others. Imladris, the Last Homely House - the Elven settlement was known by many names, though its paths were shrouded in secrecy and enchantment. Perched among waterfalls in a hidden valley in the foothills of the Misty ains, Elrond's home provided a safe haven for Thorin's company during the quest for Erebor and Frodo's party when they sought refuge from Sauron's wraiths. It was at Elrond's council in Rivendell that the Fellowship of the Ring was born and the quest to destroy the One began. Even beyond the end of the Third Age, when the Rings of Power were no more and Elrond had passed over the Sea, Rivendell remained, at least for a time, in the keeping of Elrond's sons Elladan and Elrohir.