1. Introduction of Bronze Boxer Dog Sculpture
The dog’s posture shows that it is looking around warily, its ears are erect, its eyes are sharp, and its expression reveals loyalty and alertness. The body line of Bronze Boxer Dog Sculpture is smooth, muscle characterization is very obvious, showing a sense of strength. The neck is worn with a fine decorative collar, adding a noble temperament.
This bronze dog statue shows a large dog sitting upright. The statue is made of high-quality copper with a dark brown luster, giving a sense of simplicity and poise. The detail treatment of the statue is very delicate, from the smooth exterior surface to the texture of each hair, it looks lifelike.
This Bronze Boxer Dog Sculpture is not only a tribute to the loyalty and bravery of dogs, but also a work of art in garden decoration. Its strong material and weather resistance make it ideal for placing in outdoor environments, such as parks, courtyards or doorways, both to beautify the environment and to symbolize guardianship and loyalty.
In addition, such large outdoor dog statues are often used to honor loyal pets or as a memorial to animal friends. The custom service of the statue can adjust the size, posture and surface treatment according to the needs of the client, so that each piece is unique and fully meet the personal preferences and the needs of the site.
2. Our custom made service
Not only this Bronze Boxer Dog Sculpture in our description we can offer, we also can customize various dog statue in any size, material, design as you want. You can send us your design image and requirements, we will check the best price for you.
3. Production process of Bronze Boxer Dog Sculpture
- Confirming the details drawing/ 3D mold/ Pictures with cliens.
- Making clay mold according to drawing/ client’s photos/ 3D mold.
- Lost-Wax casting bronze/brass statues.
- Welding and Chasing.
- Patina and wax surface, take all different views pictures/ videos, show to clients.
- Packing into wooden cases after clients satisfied with sculptures.
