The half-fish, half-lion Merlion is a symbol of Singapore. It is located in the Merlion Park by the sea. The fabulous Merlion, the national symbol of Singapore The design of the Merlion head is inspired by a legend in Singapore’s history. According to the Malay Chronicle, in the 14th century AD, a prince named San Nile Udama from the "Three Buddhas" encountered a storm while sailing on the sea, and a small boat drifted to the island. When landing, he saw a magical beast, and his entourage told him it was a lion. Therefore, he named Singapore "Singapore" (Singapura, meaning "Lion City" in Sanskrit). As for the fish tail shape of the Merlion statue in the waves, it not only represents the characteristics of Singapore’s transformation from a fishing port to a commercial port, but also symbolizes the lives of generations of ancestors who lived across the ocean. south. This is a replica of the Merlion marble statue. If you are interested in it, please contact us. We can also customize the size and material according to your requirements.