The Lord of the Rings - Sharku on Warg Miniature Statue

An Orc of withered years and many wounds, upon his seamed visage lay records of long strife and harsh labour. Sharkû was a master of the great Wild Wolves, those fell Wargs, whose cunning and savagery few could tame. Long had he dwelt among them, bearing upon his flesh their piercing bites and tearing claws. Yet he endured and, honed by skill and scar, savagely led his pack of unrelenting hunters.

Originally created for the film trilogy, Sharkû held a unique place in Middle-earth, and quickly became a memorable bad guy for audiences around the world. Now, Weta have had the joy of revisiting him once again, transforming one of their earliest creations into a finely crafted collectible.

At Weta Workshop, passion is the driving force behind their work. To breathe life once more into Sharkû and his viciously wolfish Warg has been both a trip down memory lane and a reopening of their creature vault.

Sculptor Luke Hawker, who has been part of Weta Workshop's Middle-earth story since the very beginning, drew deeply from that original source of inspiration. With great care, he refined every detail, from the rough, tattered skins and pelts to the textures of the Orc’s prosthetics, ensuring they capture the same raw energy that first fuelled their designs for the films.

Crafted with authenticity, this miniature statue embodies Middle-earth's history and reflects the dedication to craft that has guided Weta Workshop for decades.

FEATURES
- Made primarily from polystone;
- Depicts the leader of the Warg-riders of Isengard, Sharku, as seen in The Lord of the Rings;
- Sharku is mounted upon his signature Warg, a vile demonic beast and servant of Sauron;
- Digitally sculpted by Middle-earth veteran Luke Hawker.