Boudica Warrior Queen of Iceni Holding Spear Blowing Celtic Horn Statue

• 10.25 in. High, 5 in. Long, 5 in. Wide.
• Expertly Crafted of Cold Cast Bronze, a Process of Mixing Bronze Powder with Resin to Give it an Authentic Metal Look.
• Intricately Sculpted Antique Bronze and Colored Finish Makes this Statue a Stand Out Piece.
• Impressively Detailed Statue Depicting Boudica in Battle Dress Taking a Passionate Stance Holding a Spear and Blowing a Horn, Calling Her Army.
• A Striking Piece Rich with Celtic Symbols and a Must-Have Piece Sure to Excite any Celtic History Buff.

Boudica was a warrior queen of the British Celtic Iceni tribe. She led an army of more than 200,000 men in revolt against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire in AD 60 or 61. She was passionately protective of her tribe, territory, and her people. The exact cause of her death is greatly disputed, yet she was given a lavish burial befitting of a revere heroine. She is remembered for her ardent attempts to free herself and her tribe from the Roman Empire, making a lasting impression on many aspects of history. Intricately sculpted in cold cast bronze, a process of mixing bronze powder with resin, the finish has an authentic metal appearance. Her tunic is green and her hair is red with two braids in the front and worn loose, allowing her curly tendrils to freely fall. 10.25 inch high x 5 inch long x 5 inch wide. It's a striking piece rich with Celtic symbols and a must-have piece sure to excite any Celtic history buff.