This statue represents Eowyn, Shieldmaiden of Rohan in the Weta Workshop Classic Series from The Lord of the Rings. This 1:6 scale statue measures 29 cm in height and is made primarily from polystone with metal elements.
In The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Eowyn enters the Battle of the Pelennor Fields under arms and stands against the Witch-king after King Theoden is struck down. The character is presented as the shieldmaiden of Rohan, defined in the film by duty to her people, battlefield resolve, and the decision to fight despite the restrictions placed on her.
The statue depicts Eowyn in her Rohirrim armor during the confrontation with the Witch-king. The sculpt includes battle-worn costume textures, a damaged shield, a sword held in hand, and a cloak shaped with a sense of movement. The guarded stance, facial expression, and armor detailing refer to her appearance during this sequence from the film.
The costume design incorporates references to the on-screen props and clothing, including the layered armor, cloak, and battlefield weathering associated with Rohan. The overall composition presents the character in a fixed display pose with the visual emphasis placed on posture, costume texture, and the moment of confrontation.
This Weta Workshop statue is a 1:6 scale piece in the Classic Series. It measures 28 cm wide, 29 cm high, and 19 cm deep. The statue is made primarily from polystone, with metal used as a secondary material.
The Classic Series format presents characters from film licenses in recognizable poses and clothing.
This release is an open edition The Lord of the Rings statue. It is not restricted to a fixed production number. The piece is digitally sculpted by Daniel Holland and Jorgelina Yeme.