PIECE PROFILES
EN2268 - Hemmanak
HEMMANAK
Along the many shores, small coves and fishing villages, you can almost find vast collectives of small dragons known as the Hemmanak, making the coastlines their natural home, man and dragon live in perfect harmony.
Throughout the designated fishing areas are “perches” made from hardy mobel wood, weather torn from the many years they have been stood. The Hemmanak will sit upon these stands and follow the small fishing boats.
Fishermen will cast a strange, flowing net into the waters depths and tie each point to a neighbouring boat. A small shout or hail tell the Hemmanak that their time has come and dive into the cool depths to drive shoals of fish into the waiting traps.
Of course, once the boats reach shore, as many times have passed before, the bountiful catch is shared between man and dragon, truly a sight to believe.
EXTRAT OF THE FISHING VILLAGES OF THE SOUTHER COAST FROM THE GREAT BOOK.
(The above is taken from the certificate)
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NUMBER |
EN2268 |
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NAME |
HEMMANAK |
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TITLE |
'HEMMANAK' |
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SCULPTOR |
JAMES BRIERLEY |
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HEIGHT |
20cm (8") |
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RELEASED |
July 2000 |
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RETIRED/SOLD OUT |
Still in Production |
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LIMITED |
3,950 |
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NUMBER ACTUALLY MADE |
- |
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ORIGINAL SELLING PRICE (£) |
£90.00 |
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BOOK |
Not in any Book |
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PAGE |
- |
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CHAPTER |
- |
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PICTURE |
- |
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OTHER INFORMATION |
This is the first piece of Enchantica to include two Dragons together on one piece instead of putting two pieces side by side like the 'Dragon Duel' or the collectors club pieces (not including Terragons) A green version of this was sold at the 2001 Extravaganza auction |
Original artwork of Hemmanak below was drawn by Rob Simpson and as such he owns the ©copyright to this art - used with kind permission
This piece came with the large Dragongorge type certificate
The picture below is an official photo of the (incomplete) original wax sculpture
(Dated 11th of August 1999)
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