Kingfisher Miniature Bronze Sculpture

Kingfisher Leaving the Water

Our Miniature Bronze Kingfisher Sculpture is a finely crafted bronze piece weighing a solid 10.5 grams. It fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, offering a perfect blend of art and nature in miniature form. This exquisite sculpture is an ideal collectible for those who value detailed bronze artworks with a natural theme.

Sculpture Dimensions:

• Height: 3.2 cm or 1.25"
• Width: 2 cm or 0.8"
• Width: 2.5 cm or 1"

The Bonsai Collection by David Meredith presents a unique variety of miniature bronze wildlife and nature sculptures. These charming pieces are hot-cast in solid bronze, and finished by hand. Their rich, deep brown patina is wax-coated for protection against the elements.

The sculptures in David's Bonsai Collection are designed to be displayed beneath your cherished bonsai tree. They also complement various home decor styles beautifully, fitting perfectly in any room, blending effortlessly to offer distinct character and timeless appeal.

Looking for a thoughtful bronze wedding anniversary gift? These sculptures fit the occasion beautifully. Every piece is hand-cast and finished, so some slight differences in the patina’s shade might appear. You may notice tiny air bubbles or subtle abrasion marks where the casting was carefully fettled. These features do not reduce the sculpture's value; instead, they enhance its handmade authenticity and charm.

Bronze Sculpture FAQs

How should I keep my miniature sculpture in tip top condition?

These tiny bronze sculptures are so easy to care for: they have been given a dark brown wax coating over their natural brassy colour, and will need nothing more than a gentle wipe with a soft cloth to keep the dust off.

What's the difference between foundry-cast and hot-cast?

Absolutely nothing. They're two different terms for the same thing: molten bronze is poured into a mould and left to cool before being removed and finished.

What about cold-cast, is that the same?

No, cold-casting is a different method, in which bronze powder is mixed with resin and poured into a moud to set. There is no heat involved, and the finished product is significantly lighter (and cheaper) than a foundry-cast bronze piece. At Alcove Art, all of our pieces are foundry-cast.

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