Lion Head Wall Sculpture

This is the lion head wall sculpture. The lion has become a symbol of religion, kingship, state and peace in the history and culture of the East and the West. Moreover, in Egyptian mythology, the lion is the embodiment of power and is considered as the guardian of the Holy Land. In addition, there is a lot of connection with gods.

Archaeologists have studied that in the ancient kingdom and even earlier ancient Egypt, lions lived in the desert areas on the east and west sides of Egypt, and ancient Egyptians also regarded them as guardians of the east and the west. In the scenes of hunting wild lions depicted in some unearthed ancient Egyptian cultural relics or murals. It is explained the power of the pharaoh, they with the body of a mortal is enough to be above the lion. In ancient Egypt, the royal family had a record of catching and raising lions, but only one lion would domesticated as a pet of the Pharaoh to follow. When fighting, it would follow the Pharaoh and attack the enemy who want to kill the Pharaoh.

The image of the lion has a very important position and symbolic significance in the history and culture. The sculpture in the form of lion is very popular. However, as a decoration, it can sometimes appear very large and not conducive to placement. As a lion head sculpture with the same symbolic significance and occupy very little space, it has entered our vision. The lion head wall sculpture can be said that it is more exquisite than the image of the lion. This lion sculpture is a decoration placed on various walls. The hair on its neck is scattered. Its round ears, sharp eyes, delicate nose, mouth, beard and other details are very lifelike. It looks at the front quietly and gives a majestic momentum, as if it is the patron saint here. Looking at everything around it will drive out the adverse factors around.