The Lion figurine is part of the Alice in Wonderland collection inspired by the second volume of Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass .
 This character appears in the comic duel between the Lion and the Unicorn , a symbolic scene humorously and elegantly illustrated by John Tenniel in the original Victorian edition.
 
 
 "The Lion and the Unicorn were fighting for the crown..."
 
 
 Sculpted in tin alloy and hand-painted with acrylics , this figurine pays homage to Tenniel's engraved drawing while showcasing French craftsmanship . Every detail—the mane, the proud posture, the quiet power of the gaze—illustrates Figurart 's art of miniature modeling, where each piece becomes an artistic interpretation of English literary heritage.
 
 
 FAQ – Figurart Lion Figurine
 
 
 1. What technique was used?
 Each figurine is cast in tin alloy, hand-painted with acrylics and protected by a glossy varnish.
 
 2. Is this figurine inspired by the original drawings?
 Yes, it is directly inspired by the engravings by John Tenniel made for Through the Looking-Glass .
 
 3. Is this a French product?
 Yes, handcrafted in Compiègne, France , in the Figurart workshop.
 
 4. Can I give this figurine as a gift?
 Yes, each figurine comes in a neat box , ideal for a collector or art lover.
 
 5. Is it suitable for children?
 No, it's a collector's item , not a toy.