PureArts opened pre-orders for a life-size art mask of Azog the Defiler from "The Hobbit" film trilogy

In 2027, fans of Middle-earth, orcs, and "The Hobbit" film trilogy will receive from PureArts an art mask of Azog the Defiler in 1/1 scale, as well as a mini-replica of his knife, which was used to decapitate King Thrór and sever Thráin's finger.

PureArts has unveiled a life-size art mask of Azog the Defiler from "The Hobbit" film trilogy. It can be pre-ordered now for 1349 euros (129,635 rubles).

This limited edition collectible — the team will release only 100 copies — includes a mini-replica of Azog's knife from the Battle of Azanulbizar, which in "The Hobbit" film was used to decapitate King Thrór and sever Thráin's finger.

Shrouded in mystery, Azog emerged from the depths of Moria and became one of the most formidable and hated enemies of the dwarves. The new item features silicone skin, glass eyes, and acrylic teeth.

The art mask is mounted on Azog's heavy war mace, which is embedded in a stone base (actually polyresin imitating a rocky texture) and topped with tattered battle banners left after the defeat of the enemy. The set includes a certificate of authenticity with the corresponding edition number.

Art mask video from PureArts' YouTube channel

The item's height is 54 cm, width is 29 cm, depth is 24 cm, and weight is 5.9 kg. The art mask is expected to be shipped in the third quarter of 2027.