The Round Table is a prominent feature in the Arthurian legends. Different versions of the story narrate that Arthur and his knights, whose number varies from tale to tale, sat around it to make important decisions regarding the kingdom's governance. The Round Table's distinctive feature is the lack of a privileged seat, reflecting the ideal of equality among its guests. The magnificent scene features twelve knights (Arthur, Lancelot, Gawain, Percival, Galahad, Urien, Sagremor, Tristan, Bedivere, Hector, Kay, and Bohors) in 1/17 scale, including their seats. All are made of polystone, like the Round Table, and are entirely hand-painted.
