Reference : WETA860105259
Official figure of Merry and Pippin in polystone which measures approximately 12 centimeters high. The manufacturer is Weta Workshop.
The Lord of the Rings follows the journey of the Fellowship across Middle-earth, in a story where great conflicts are balanced by the simplest bonds of friendship. Merry and Pippin, two Hobbits from the Shire, bring a precious sense of humanity to the adventure through unexpected courage, humor and their attachment to everyday comforts. Made primarily of polystone by Weta Workshop, this statuette presents Merry and Pippin on the ruins of Isengard and stands approximately 12 cm tall.
Meriadoc Brandybuck and Peregrin Took begin their journey with a very Hobbit-like carefreeness, but their path leads them into war, separation and responsibilities far greater than themselves. Their moment at Isengard becomes a pause after chaos, where they recover a little comfort among broken stones and the remains of battle. This statuette captures that very Hobbit-like interlude, with a quiet scene where rest, food and pipe-weed briefly take over from the turmoil of Middle-earth.
The image shows Merry and Pippin sitting on a ruined stone wall placed on a black oval base. Both Hobbits wear worn clothing in brown, beige and green tones, with bare feet visible and relaxed poses. Pippin holds a pipe, while Merry sits beside him in a calmer posture. Around them are several food and drink accessories, along with irregular stonework that gives the scene its damaged Isengard setting. The low and compact format makes it easy to display on a shelf or desk.
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