Collection: Bronze Sculpture

Bronze is made from copper and tin, while brass is made from copper and zinc. Bronze is stronger, lasts longer, and is usually the better choice for sculptures.

We use high-quality casting bronze with a copper content of about 80–85%. For brass sculptures, the copper content is also over 65%. This ensures durability, fine detail, and a long-lasting finish.

Yes. Bronze sculpture is perfect for outdoors. It holds up well in different weather and develops a natural patina that protects the surface.

Bronze sculptures, with a copper content of about 80–85% (brass also over 65%), are highly durable and resistant to weathering, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor display. The material has a timeless classical quality and can capture intricate details, giving sculptures a strong sense of artistic expression and presence.

Bronze sculpture is pretty low-maintenance. A quick dusting now and then and a light coat of wax once in a while will keep it looking great. Over time it develops a natural patina, which gives it even more character.For more detailed care instructions, please see our Maintenance Information page.

Bronze is one of the most durable materials for art. With proper care, a bronze sculpture can easily last for generations, often hundreds of years. That’s why so many ancient bronze works are still around today.

Of course! We can create custom sizes, shapes, or finishes to match your idea.If you have a sculpture in mind, feel free to contact us with your ideas. We’ll provide you with a detailed customization plan tailored to your needs.

Most bronze sculptures are hollow, made with a traditional casting method. This makes them lighter without losing strength. However, the structure may vary depending on the specific design, craftsmanship, and your requirements.

Yes. Bronze sculptures are typically created using the traditional lost-wax casting process, combined with skilled hand-finishing to ensure detail and quality.

Yes. Professional restoration can repair scratches, dents, or surface changes. Bronze is a long-lasting material that responds well to cleaning and refinishing.