Design ToscanoTalons of the Dunheviel Dragon Wall Sculptures

Used as an addition to our dragon. We love it!

Large and bulky. I'm surprised at the size. Cool. No problems so far

Excited they are big looks just like picture

I needed a way to mount my Naginata, which was too big to fit on my Katana rack. These dragon claw sculptures were the perfect solution! They are well made, and look beautiful! They have been proudly displaying my Naginata for 2 years and get lots of compliments! They were well worth the money!

I love that Amazon sells Design Toscano! We've been eying these claws for years now and when I saw them go on sale on Amazon I had to get them. I almost wish I had gotten 2 sets. These seem extremely sturdy and the claws are large with out dwarfing our smaller swords. We plan to hang our very heavy Excalibur replica from them.

These dragon paws are much larger and heavier than expected (the size of a really big man's hand). While they are attractive in appearance, if you're like into GOT, they are completely impractical as decorative "wall hooks." Even if you were to drill the hanging screw into concrete, the design flaw lies in the little keyhole eye-bolts that are where the thing mounts to the wall. They are held on with two almost microscopic screws that are drilled into plaster (or whatever this thing is made of). Structurally, the cantilevered gravitational balance of the claw sticking out perpendicularly from the wall is not supported for even 3 minutes by two tiny screws (Trust me, you do not want this thing dropping off the wall onto your dog's head.; nor do you want to step on the microscopic screws that will end up hiding in your carpet after they are jettisoned from the thing when it rips loose). The item does not rip the drywall mounting screw out of your wall (even when backed by Command strips intended to support 16lbs -- far above the weight of this item..) What happens is that the two little screws rip out of the item, along with the little metal plate they are holding in place, sending the claw careening toward the floor. That's without anything hanging off of it, simply the weight of the structure itself. One positive thing I can say is that the dragon paws themselves are incredibly hardy. After 2 drops to the floor from a 5-foot height, not even a crack. (Except in my dog's head. . . just kidding. Fortunately, he's quick.) In the end, if you're too lazy to send them back, you can set them upright on a table or countertop to make the coolest (and most expensive) toothbrush, necklace, candle, or Thai-stick holder your dorm-mates have ever seen!

The mounting brackets seem too weak for anything heave. they are just plastic. The paint job is not all that great just some black was over tan plastic. I will have to repaint it.

Great quality product that's good for painting. After unpacking them I noticed a few very minor chips & one of the screws had to be replaced, but overall you don't even notice it. One of the screw holes on the base was off as well which lead it to be mounted at angle. This had to be resolved by drilling a new screw hole in the correct position. In the end everything turned out fantastic!