Underworld Warrior
Underworld Warrior
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The Last Supper Small Bronze-Finish Figurine
The Last Supper is gathered into a compact sculpted scene, with Jesus and the disciples seated along the table in a series of small gestures and turned poses. Warm bronze-like colouring runs across the group, with muted accents in the clothing and table details giving the scene depth without losing its familiar composition.
Standing 8.5 cm tall, the hand-painted polyresin figurine uses a long, low arrangement to keep the individual figures visible despite its smaller scale. Draped garments, hands, faces and tabletop details continue across the front and around the reverse, so the piece reads as a complete group scene rather than a flat relief.
- Height: 8.5 cm
- Material: Polyresin
- Finish: Hand-painted bronze tone
- Subject: The Last Supper
- Format: Compact group figurine
- Details: Seated figures, draped garments and sculpted table setting
- Packaging: Gift box
- Approx. weight: 1.28 kg
The Last Supper in Christian Tradition
The Last Supper is the final meal shared by Jesus with his disciples before the events of the Crucifixion, and it became one of the most important scenes in Christian art. The meal is closely associated with the institution of the Eucharist, remembrance, fellowship and the events leading into the Passion.
Artists have returned to the scene for centuries, often using the long table and grouped figures to show the reactions, relationships and tension within the moment. This smaller sculpture keeps that familiar arrangement, concentrating the story into a compact bronze-finish display.
A Familiar Scene in Miniature
The strength of the piece lies in the group composition. Different gestures and turned bodies prevent the figures from blending into one continuous row, while the bronze-like finish keeps the scene visually unified. Its smaller scale also makes it easy to view the details closely, from the folds of the clothing to the arrangement around the table.
The darker styling places the warrior naturally alongside the shadowed figures in our Gargoyles, Grotesques and Horror collection. Its armour, sword and imposing silhouette also sit comfortably beside the larger fantasy creatures in our Dragon Ornaments.
Display and care
Support the full base when moving the figurine and take care around the table edges and smaller figures. Dust gently with a soft, dry brush, especially around the hands, heads and folds of the garments.
