The Staff of Gandalf the Grey

Gandalf the Gray is one of the most powerful figures in Middle-earth and was sent as Istar to the people and elves to assist and advise them. In the next centuries Gandalf wandered through the different countries of Middle-earth and was a key figure in the Battle of the Five Armies as well as in the Ring War.

When the companions went through the mines of Moria to bring the Ring to Mordor, Gandalf plunged into emptiness after a short fight against the last Balrog of Morgoth. Believed dead by his companions, he survived the battle against the demon and could even kill him, but then fell into the abyss himself. Since he had not yet completely fulfilled his task, he was sent back.

After Sauron was finally defeated, Gandalf was finally able to leave Middle-earth and depart to the West with his friends Frodo and Bilbo Baggins. Galadriel, Elrond and other Elves accompanied them on there last journey.

The name Gandalf means nothing else than "The Elb with the Staff". The authentically detailed replica of the extraordinary staff is made of hand-painted polyresin. Exact colouring and details were the top priority during production. The stick is 185 centimetres long, has fine details and an authentic hand-painted colouring. With wall display of reinforced steel and hand-painted polyresin in elven design with Gandalfs "G" rune, and a certificate of authenticity.

This item is shipped as bulk good.

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Cut injuries: The most common danger when using knives is the risk of cuts. Sharp blades can quickly penetrate skin and tissue.
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