A story of St. George and the dragon statue.

St. George went to Libya. A local swamp dragon (possibly a crocodile-like creature) builds its nest next to a water spring. The spring is Silene’s only source of water. In order to get water, citizens sacrifice two sheep to the dragon every day. At last, all the sheep had eaten up. They were replaced by living people, so they cast lots every day to decide who should be chosen as the sacrifice. One day, the daughter of a local chief (or king) was drawn. Chief also has no way, heartbroken. When the maiden approached the water. Just as he was about to be devoured by the dragon, St. George arrived. Lift a spear against the dragon. Use the cross to protect yourself from harm. He bound him with his belt and led him to the city. And he said unto them, If all the inhabitants of the city would convert to Christianity. He killed the dragon. The citizens were so influenced by his deeds that they renounced paganism and converted to God.

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St. George and the Dragon sculpture. St George was a pious man. He died a heroic death for his beliefs. His dragon-slaying deeds are also widely celebrated. This work focuses on St. George’s fearless struggle against the dragon. The whole sculpture picture to the traditional diagonal conception. In the quiet countryside, St George was clad in armor and riding on a white horse. He was about to cut off the dragon’s head with his long knife. Following this movement, we can see that the dragon has a spear stuck in its chest. The rest of the long hair was shattered by the impact of the force. You can imagine the intensity of the battle. In the distance, a woman dressed in red was running away in terror. The plot is tense and orderly, and the movements of the characters, horses, and dragons are real. It is obviously the result of careful observation and deliberation by the Aongking sculptor. Aongking creates the clay model with that in mind. The second image from the right of the picture below. You can ask more from Aongking.

A popular statue of St George. They are used as decorations. Such as churches, schools, parks, markets, and so on. The spirit of St. George’s bravery, perseverance, and helping the weak has been passed down gradually. St. George was a devout Christian. When faced with a sculpture like this. Believers can pray and praise his fearless spirit. You can buy it from Aongking.

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1. Confirming the design (Pictures/ drawing/ photos).

2. Making 1:1 clay mold according to design. Modify any details till confirmed.

3. Cast metal material by lost wax process casting.

4. Welding and polishing the surface and patina color.

5. Finished sculpture and take all different views pictures/ videos show to clients…

6. Packing into wooden cases and shipping after clients are satisfied with sculptures.

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Packaging:	Inside: soft plastic foam/ blanket.
	Outside: strong wooden cases or iron frame boxes.
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