Dragon Colors
Bronze Dragons
First, this article will explore the symbolism of bronze in world cultures, then specifically relate that symbolism to dragons and serpents.
Because it is not a found metal, bronze is a less common symbolic color. The strength of the metal and its durability during the Bronze age made it an intricate part of weapons, chariots, and other important tools for society. Golden-brown tones are generally classified along with bronze, as well as some copper.
Bronze dragons are powerful, sturdy dragons that possess especially hard scales. Collecting
and protecting a splendid hoard of treasure would be the bronze dragon's ultimate dream, to
sleep on a pile of treasure roughly the color and size of itself.
All of the dragon graphics on this page were created by Donna Quinn.
- Cheilik 10
- Cheilik 14
For more information about footnotes and references, please see the bibliography.
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