- Size Dragons: H 45,5 cm x W 87 cm x D 45 cm
- Size - Glass: L 89 cm x W 53,5 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin / Glass
- hand painted

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A table forged in myth – fierce dragon power meets function

A furious black dragon appears cursed and bound to carry the 89 cm long and 53.5 cm wide glass top of this extraordinary table. Crafted from high-quality hand-painted polyresin, the dragon measures 45.5 cm in height, 87 cm in width and 45 cm in depth.

Dragons have been part of mythology across all cultures for millennia – often depicted as powerful beasts or guardians of the underworld, feared for their ability to destroy with a single breath of fire. The oldest known images of dragons date back over 6000 years. In many traditions, they were considered dangerous predators requiring human sacrifice to appease them. In Chinese culture, the dragon is the oldest known mythical being.

Dragons are sometimes also linked to the four elements: they can crawl the earth, swim through water, fly through the air and breathe fire. Black dragons are said to be especially fearsome. In Valyrian, "Dracaris" means "dragon fire" – a command used to incite dragons to unleash flames. This unique piece of furniture with its aggressive black dragon may evoke awe or even unease, but it is certainly a fantastical showstopper that transforms any living or working space.

The ‘Dracaris’ dragon table also makes an extraordinary gift for any true dragon enthusiast.

More than furniture – a story carved in scale and flame

The glass top rests not just on a sculpture, but on a legend. This table blends dark myth with functional elegance and becomes a statement for any interior with bold character.

Perfect for fans of fantasy interiors and gothic home décor, this hand-painted dragon guardian is both furniture and conversation starter – majestic, mystical, and practical.

Whether placed in a lounge, home office or collector’s gallery, this piece invites you to reimagine your space as a realm of fire and imagination.