All Categories of Sculpture
We take sculpture commissions in every major medium and at any scale, from life-size figures to monumental installations. Because the studio is not tied to a single material, the material is chosen for the site, the exposure and the budget — not because it is the only thing the workshop can make.
One studio, every medium
Most sculpture workshops in India specialise. They cast fiber, or they weld scrap, or they model cement — and every enquiry that reaches them turns out to need exactly what they make.
We work across all of it. That changes the first conversation: instead of fitting your project to our workshop, we can tell you that a piece should be cast in fiber because it has to be lifted into place without a crane, or modelled in cement because it should become part of the wall and never move.
Scale
Table-size maquettes through to monumental figures built in sections and assembled on site. Beyond about eight feet an internal mild-steel armature carries the structural load while the outer shell forms the surface — that is what makes very large work practical without heavy foundations and crane access.
What we are asked for
Public and civic figures for parks, squares and memorials. Devotional sculpture for temples, trusts and precincts. Animal and allegorical work for gardens and campuses. Commemorative and landmark installations. Portrait statuary where a specific likeness has to be right.
Materials
- FRP / fiberglassLightest option at scale; takes fine detail and any finish, indoor or out
- Cement, modelled in situMonolithic with the wall or base; as permanent as the masonry
- Cast and fabricated metalLandmark and feature work, with lighting integrated at design stage
- Reclaimed scrap metalWaste-to-wonder installations built on an engineered steel frame
- Mild-steel armatureInternal structure for anything beyond roughly eight feet
Applications
- Municipal parks, squares, roundabouts and civic plazas
- Temple precincts, ashrams and trust properties
- University and school campuses
- Hotel grounds, lobbies and courtyards
- Memorials and commemorative installations
- Corporate campuses and entrance statements
Selected work
How the work is delivered
- Brief — subject, site, sight-lines, viewing distance, budget and the date it must be in place.
- Concept drawing or digital visual, shown at true scale against a figure.
- Scale maquette, or a full-size clay head where a likeness is required. This is the approval point.
- Full-size original sculpted by hand.
- Mould-making, then casting or fabrication with an internal armature where the span needs it.
- Finishing — seam dressing, surface treatment, patina or paint, protective coat.
- Transport, plinth fixing, anchoring and on-site installation by our own team.
Frequently asked questions
Which material should I choose for my sculpture?
It depends on where it is going. FRP for anything large that must be installed without a crane, or for interiors. Cement modelled in place for relief on a permanent wall. Fabricated metal for landmark pieces with integrated lighting. Reclaimed scrap where the material itself is part of the message. Tell us the site and the exposure and we will recommend rather than sell.
How large a sculpture can you make?
Monumental. Large work is built in sections over an engineered mild-steel armature and assembled on site, which avoids the heavy foundations and crane access that stone or solid bronze would demand at the same height.
Do you install, or only fabricate?
Both. Design, fabrication, transport, plinth fixing and installation are carried out by us rather than subcontracted, which removes the coordination gap where most public art projects run into trouble.
Can you work to an artist’s or architect’s design?
Yes. We fabricate to supplied drawings regularly. If we see a technical problem — a span that needs more structure, a fixing that will not hold, a finish that will not survive the exposure — we raise it, but the design decision stays yours.
Start a project
Tell us the site, the scale and the date it needs to be in place. We will tell you what is achievable and what it involves.