The Lord of the Rings - Boromir figure, (Classic Series)

Son of Denethor and captain of Gondor, Boromir is one of the most noble yet tragic figures in The Lord of the Rings. A brave warrior, he joins the Fellowship of the Ring with the genuine hope of saving his kingdom, though this very desire almost leads him to succumb to the Ring’s corruption. Torn between duty and temptation, Boromir embodies the human struggle with inner conflict. Despite his moment of weakness, he dies a hero—protecting Merry and Pippin to the end, and offering Aragorn a farewell filled with loyalty and grace.

J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings is a vast epic grounded in the depths of human emotion—courage, ambition, fear, hope. Within this tapestry, Boromir stands out for his rich character: a warrior whose heart bears the weight of expectation and the desire to do good in a world at war. His redemption through sacrifice reminds us that true greatness lies in rising after a fall.

This stunning polystone statue by Weta Workshop, part of the Classic Series, depicts Boromir at one of the trilogy’s most iconic moments. Standing on a snow-covered base, he holds the One Ring between his fingers, gaze tense yet contemplative. The sculpting captures every texture—from his weathered cloak and Gondorian armor to the horn of Gondor and the sorrow etched in his expression. Measuring 32.5 cm high and approximately 20 cm wide and deep, this 1/6 scale piece is a powerful tribute to one of Middle-earth’s most human heroes.

Size: 32.5 x 20 x 20 cm
Scale: 1/6
Material: Polystone
Manufacturer: Weta Workshop
Collection: Classic Series