Medieval Hound Carlisle Cathedral, Replica Church Woodcarving 12cm / 4.75 Inches Wide

Medieval Hound. This medieval carving (c.1400) is from the choir screens from which you enter the choir at Carlisle Cathedral. This carving is of a long thin hunting hound laying down and curled up for a much-deserved rest. Like many of the carvings from Carlisle Cathedral it shows every day ordinary people and animals and their importance to the values of the church and community in the medieval society. The fine detail of the original has once again been captured in this excellent reproduction of a great piece of Medieval English craftsmanship.
Taken from the beautiful and ornate carvings that can be found upon the misericords within the choir stalls of Carlisle Cathedral. This hand crafted reproduction has been produced from a mould taken directly from the original medieval carving and which captures all the fine detail applied by the master craftsmen that carved this in the middle ages, representing a true piece of English history and heritage.

Supplied complete with a quality hanging fixture.
Approximate Size:  Height 11cm / 4.25 Inches x Width 4.75 Inches / 12cm