Frequently Asked Questions

Our sculptures are primarily made from 100% bronze, known for its durability, beauty, and the natural patina it develops over time. We also work with other premium materials such as mixed metals, each chosen for its unique aesthetic and properties. The specific material of each sculpture is listed in its product description, ensuring transparency and helping you select the perfect piece for your collection.

Yes, we offer a variety of bronze sculptures specifically designed for outdoor display. These pieces are expertly crafted to withstand weather conditions, including rain and sunlight, thanks to the natural properties of bronze and protective finishes applied to enhance durability. Over time, bronze develops a beautiful patina, adding unique character to your outdoor space while requiring minimal maintenance.

Yes, we offer the opportunity to commission custom bronze sculptures. Our network of skilled artisans specializes in creating unique, handcrafted pieces based on your vision and specifications. From concept to completion, we work closely with you and the artist to ensure that the final result is a true reflection of your ideas. Whether you're inspired by a famous design or want something entirely personal, we can facilitate the process and deliver a masterpiece tailored to your needs.

Regular Dusting: Gently dust your sculpture with a soft, lint-free cloth, especially in intricate areas where dust tends to accumulate.

Cleaning: For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the patina (the natural aging process of bronze). Make sure the sculpture is completely dry after cleaning.

Waxing: Applying a thin layer of museum-grade wax (such as Renaissance Wax) can help protect the bronze and maintain its finish. Waxing should be done once or twice a year, depending on environmental conditions. Gently buff the sculpture after applying the wax.

Sealing (Optional): Some bronze sculptures come with a protective sealant. Over time, the sealant may wear down, and resealing can help preserve the sculpture’s appearance. Consult with a professional if resealing is necessary.

Avoid Direct Sunlight and Humidity: Keep your sculpture out of direct sunlight and away from areas of high humidity, as these factors can speed up the patina process and potentially damage the sculpture.