Weta - Lord Of The Rings : The Hobbit - Galadriel Of The White Council

Among the oldest beings in Middle-earth, the Lady Galadriel was wise beyond the measure of mortal men. Many wars she has seen, and many friends lost. Sorrow and farsightedness kept shuttered the furnace that burned within her, restraining the fiery wrath of her Noldorin heritage. Galadriel sat upon the White Council of Elves and Wizards. In centuries past, the council had been formed to watch for a sign of Sauron’s return, and while long years of relative peace may have lulled some into complacency, Galadriel’s purpose was as keen as ever. Tempered in fire, the steel of the Lady’s resolve had never been sharper, and her gaze turned ever east where shadows lengthened.

Presiding over the Council’s deliberations was Saruman the White, Chief of the Order of Istari, but it was Gandalf the Grey whom Galadriel trusted most. When the windblown Wizard came to Rivendell bearing a strange blade and word of things moving in the dark, the Lady of Lorien was there to greet him. A fond reunion it was, for the two were old friends of like spirit and had shared much, but of greatest import to Galadriel was the news he bore of stirrings in the ancient fortress of Dol Guldur...

GALADRIEL OF THE WHITE COUNCIL

This statue captures both her statuesque strength, and the lively beginnings of a smile as she turns to meet Gandalf's eye - their alliance, and her power, needs no dialogue.

FEATURES:

1:6 scale
Made from high-quality polystone
Sculpted by Jane Wenley
15.3” / 39cm tall
Signature ‘corkscrew gown’ pose Dimensions:
(W x H x L) 20 cm x 39 cm x 20 cm
Weight:
4.365 lbs (1.98 kg)