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The process of making a bronze sculpture begins with the molding of the clay, followed by the remolding of the negative mold, then the remolding of the positive mold, which is a process of material transformation from plastic clay to plaster, FRP and silicone, and finally the final casting process by a professional sculpture factory.

 

Each bronze sculpture is made through a minimum of eight complex and rigorous processes, which include both traditional craftsmanship and the modern techniques of precision casting.

 

As the name implies, the process of bronze casting is the process of making a sculpture out of copper. Ancient China is one of the earliest artistic birthplaces of mankind, around the time when mankind mastered writing, our ancestors began to have copper sculpture technology, and with the development of social progress, people gradually mastered the casting technology.

 

Therefore it is said that the history of cast bronze sculpture is very long and the technology is also very mature. The process of cast bronze sculpture is more complicated, so it is more expensive compared to other materials, but due to the resilience of its artistic creation, it can be a material for fine works; and cast bronze sculpture is not only hard and corrosion-resistant, can be stored for a longer period, these obvious characteristics, but also more importantly - it is Environmentally friendly. Therefore, today cast bronze sculptures have become the material of choice for commercial clubs, cafes, and home furnishings.

 

The so-called cast copper has two meanings, one refers to the casting of copper (artifacts), and the other refers to a kind of copper-containing zinc. The main process for casting copper is the lost wax casting method.

 

This copper casting process includes clay molding, making plaster abrasives, making resin prototypes, trimming resin embryos, making silicone molds again, making paraffin wax prototypes, trimming paraffin wax prototypes, making sand molds (ceramic shells), casting, trimming, and treating product castings, and surface effect treatment and protection.