Hot cast bronze is created by pouring a molten metal mixture into a mold.  Before the metal can be poured, our artists must first create the mold on a medium such as clay, rubber, or wood.  Each mold allows for a limited number of pours, and therefore a limited amount of sculptures can be created in any given round of production before the mold is destroyed and the artist must create a new mold.

Cold cast is actually made from resins and plastics which are painted over. They are cheaper, lighter, and less durable.

Generally speaking, hot cast bronzes are very time consuming and limited in their production, whereas cold cast resins can be mass produced and are inexpensive to create.

Please do not be alarmed if you hear a rattling sound inside of some sculptures.  That sound is sand which sometimes becomes trapped inside of the sculpture during the casting process.  This is common and is a testament to the handmade lost wax casting process and does NOT represent a defect.

We accept returns within 30 days of your receipt of the sculpture.  Please refer to our return policy for details.

Custom work is available in some cases.  Please contact us with the details of the job.

Unfortunately, we do not buy pieces from the public.  To ensure the highest quality, we only sell brand new pieces that we commission ourselves, or buy directly from artists and manufacturers we know and trust.

We sell a large variety of sculptures, both original and reproductions.  Many of our pieces are works that were imagined and created by the artists we commission, while many recognizable classic pieces are reproductions that our artists have painstakingly recreated by hand.  Both reproductions and originals are ALWAYS sculpted and hand poured in the same fashion ensuring each piece is slightly unique.

In any of the above cases, we will correct the situation at no additional cost to you! We would be happy to refund or replace any problematic orders.  Please contact us with the details of your issue and we will organize an RMA for you.  Refer to our return policy for more details.

Yes! If you see any of our pieces anywhere else for cheaper, please contact us and we will do our best to match or beat the price!

Shipping price varies depending on weight and dimensions of the sculpture.  Because we are sending quite heavy and fragile pieces of art, we have a very strict and careful shipping process where we use combinations of individualized Styrofoam molds unique to the sculpture, Styrofoam peanuts, and sometimes double boxing larger pieces.  Please understand that this contributes to the weight and dimensions of the shipment.  Shipping prices for any piece or pieces can be viewed by adding the products to the cart and entering your zip code in the shopping cart page.

You may view our full shipping and return policies here

Yes, we ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout.

1. Regular Cleaning:

• Dust your sculpture regularly using a soft, dry cloth or feather duster.
• For a deeper clean, use mild dish soap and water. Gently wipe with a soft sponge or cloth, then rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly.

2. Can I Use Wax on My Sculpture?

• Yes! You can use non-abrasive, neutral-colored paste wax (such as car wax) to protect your bronze sculpture from dirt, moisture, and oxidation. Apply a thin layer, allow it to dry to a haze, then buff with a soft cloth. Waxing once or twice a year is ideal for maintaining the finish.

3. Can I Use Shoe Polish?

• No. Shoe polish is not recommended, as it contains pigments that can stain or damage the sculpture's patina.

4. How Often Should I Wax My Sculpture?

• For indoor sculptures, waxing once a year is usually sufficient.
• For outdoor sculptures, we recommend waxing two to four times per year to protect against weather and moisture.

5. Should I Take Any Special Precautions for Outdoor Sculptures?

• Yes. Outdoor sculptures should be regularly waxed, especially before rainy or winter seasons. If the sculpture is not being displayed for a long period, covering it can help preserve the finish.

Following these guidelines will help protect your sculpture and keep it looking its best for years to come!