Miniature King Leonidas Spartan Helmet

This is a stunning miniature Spartan helmet of heroic Greek King Leonidas (540 BC – 480 BC). Highly experienced military commander famously lead the Spartan forces during the Second Persian War. He is remembered for his heroic death at the Battle of Thermopylae as depicted in the feature film “300”.

Like the helmets and men under them that has represented with our helmet collection, sometimes their size and grandeur can be a little intimidating (which means they’re doing their job really). So, if it’s the majesty of full-size that you think he’d like on his shelf to admire in perpetuity but there isn’t the room on this collector’s shelf of memorabilia to fit a full-size piece then just opt for the miniature version.

Like their counterparts, these miniature helmets of history’s warriors are crafted using traditional techniques and tools from strong and endurable metal alloys and finished to the same specifications as the original helmets – only on a smaller scale. As a gift, these miniature helmets are even more versatile than their full-sized brethren, yet they are no less attention-grabbing and sure to spark a conversation at your next dinner party or boardroom meeting. “Game of Thrones”

Uncommon, Unique and Priceless gift for Father’s Day, Mother’s Day and Christmas.

Please note, a small variation in size, colour or style may occur as there is a large amount of handcraft in most of our items including this item.

A perfect item for home study desk/table, beach house and camping.

Features:

• Pack Contents: Helmet, Wooden Stand
• Colour: Classic Antique Brass Finish
• Materials:  Brass- Combination of various metals, recycled and treated mango wood
• Key Attributes: Hand Crafted, Decorative, Antique Brass Finish
• Uses: Home Decor, Gift, Souvenir, Collectable, History, Art and Craft.
• Weight: 0.50 Kg (incl stand)

Dimensions: 110(L) * 150(W) * 250(H) mm (incl stand)

Disclaimer: All of our items are handmade (HANDCRAFTED) by master artisans who employ techniques (TOOLS) and traditions that are often centuries old. Some natural blemishes or imperfections are to be expected. These are not product flaws. Instead, they are precisely what make these pieces so extraordinary and beautiful.