Samson and the Pillars

Samson and the Pillars Statue: Hand-Poured 999+ Silver and Bronze Collectible 500 Series Strength. Faith. One Last Push. Samson's last act is in Judges 16. Captured, blinded and chained in the Philistine temple, he set his hands against the two middle pillars that held up the roof, asked for his strength one more time, and pushed. The temple came down. He is the figure for the man who has been knocked down, has lost more than he wanted to, and still has one push left. This Samson and the Pillars Statue is cast in 999+ fine silver or solid bronze with an antique patina. Samson stands in a wide stance between two cracking columns, arms locked against them, head lifted, a broken lintel across the top and the first stones already falling around his feet. Every surface is hand-finished so the muscle, the cracks in the columns and the rubble at the base read clearly from any angle. What You're Getting: Hand-poured 999+ fine silver or solid bronze, each with an antique finish Available in 1oz, 3oz, 6oz, 12oz, 24oz, and 32oz Maximum mintage of 500 per size in each metal Laser engraved with serial number, weight, and purity Includes a matching metal certificate of authenticity carrying the same serial number Hand-finished for figure, columns, rubble base, and display presence throughout A full sculpture, not a surface, finished on all sides For the Ones Who Finish It A piece for faith collectors, strength athletes, and anyone who has been brought low and got back up to finish the job. Samson's strength is the famous part of his story. The pillars are the part people remember. About the 500 Series Samson and the Pillars is part of the 500 Series. Every 500 Series design is capped at a maximum mintage of 500 per size in each metal, bronze and silver, and every piece is laser engraved with its own serial number, weight, and purity. Each one ships with a matching metal certificate of authenticity carrying that same number. When a size sells through, it is finished for good. This is the line for collectors who want the design and the record of where their piece sits in it.