Lost-wax cast bronze, surface finished and patinated by hand.

Bronze is a metallic alloy composed primarily of copper and tin, highly valued in sculpture for its resistance, stability, and ability to render the details of the form with exquisite precision. The lost-wax casting method allows every nuance of the original modeling to be transferred into the metal, preserving the richness of the volumes, textures, and surface engravings intact. Following the casting process, the artwork is finished, chased, and patinated through manual craftsmanship that defines its ultimate character.