Large-format 3D printing for statues.
Life-size and larger-than-life statues — digitally sculpted and printed in sections, then hand-finished to a stone or bronze look.
For statues too large or time-constrained for traditional carving alone, we digitally sculpt in ZBrush and print in engineering-grade material across multiple large-format printers, then join, sand and finish every seam by hand.
Applications
- Life-size and monumental statues
- Political and honorary figures
- Sports and film memorabilia
- Museum and exhibition pieces
- Master patterns for mould-making
- Rapid festival commissions
Our workflow.
Consultation
We start with a call to understand the deity, figure or model you need, the setting it will live in, and your timeline.
Reference & Brief
Photos, temple agama guidelines, existing artwork or a rough sketch are gathered into a shared brief.
Digital Sculpt & 3D Scan
We build a digital or clay maquette — scanned or sculpted to scale — reviewed with you before any material is cut.
Prototype
A first article is 3D printed, carved or cast for your physical approval before full production begins.
Casting, Carving & Finishing
Approved work moves to bronze casting, wood carving, moulding or large-format printing, then hand-finished.
Gilding, Painting & Delivery
Gold leafing, patina or paint is applied by hand, then the piece is packed and delivered or installed on site.
Benefits.
Monumental scale
Statues printed in sections and assembled up to several metres tall.
Seamless finishing
Joints sanded, filled and primed until invisible under the final coat.
Fast turnaround
Large figures completed in weeks, not the months hand-carving alone would take.
Print-to-cast pipeline
Printed masters can move straight into mould-making for replication.
From the workshop.
FAQ
Yes. Most commissions start from reference photographs, an existing idol, temple drawings, or even a rough sketch — our sculpting team builds the 3D form from there.