The Dragon King Knight Horse- Blue #39389 measures: 4" T" x 4.7" L.
The pose of the horse is impressive, with its legs in a prancing position and the caparison flowing behind it, giving the figure a sense of motion and energy. The armor on the horse's face and mane provides protection in battle and adds an extra layer of detail to the figure. The mouth of the horse is open, as if giving a war yell, which adds an element of excitement and drama to the figure.
The knight would have borne a coat of arms or a shield emblazoned with a dragon, often accompanied by other insignias and hues that signified his loyalty or triumphs. The crest would have been displayed during battles, jousts, and other contests where knights demonstrated their prowess and valor.
The dragon held many connotations for medieval knights. It was viewed as a symbol of ferocity, destruction, and tumult, but it was also associated with royalty, sagacity, and guardianship. To knights, the dragon signified a worthy adversary that they could vanquish through bravery and chivalry.
Part of the World of Knights Series by Papo.
Hand Painted. Made of durable synthetic material.
Product Code: Papo 39389 by Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
