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Behind The Mask - Artchi
Behind The Mask
£95.00
£95.00
Black Tiger - Artchi
Black Tiger
£150.00
£150.00
Hercules Last Supper - Artchi
Hercules Last Supper
£360.00
£360.00
Gelato David - Artchi
Gelato David
£285.00
£285.00
Colours of Artemis - Artchi
Colours of Artemis
£360.00
£360.00
True African Beauty Gold&Black - Artchi
True African Beauty Gold&Black
£170.00
£170.00
The Veiled Vestal Virgin - Artchi
The Veiled Vestal Virgin
£240.00
£240.00
Marbled Majestic Horse - Artchi
Marbled Majestic Horse
£200.00
£200.00
David The Golden Boy - Artchi
David The Golden Boy
£250.00
£250.00
Zeus of Olympus - Artchi
Zeus of Olympus
£250.00
£250.00
Golden Boy Hermes - Artchi
Golden Boy Hermes
£190.00
£190.00
Please Don't Kill My Vibe - Artchi
Please Don't Kill My Vibe
£160.00
£160.00
Golden Streak Artemis - Artchi
Golden Streak Artemis
£210.00
£210.00
Disney After Dark - Artchi
Disney After Dark
£145.00
£145.00
Dark Horse Bust - Artchi
Dark Horse Bust
£240.00
£240.00
Colours of David - Artchi
Colours of David
£215.00
£215.00
Uni-Cone - Artchi
Uni-Cone
£260.00
£260.00
Pop Artstrong - Artchi
Pop Artstrong
£750.00
£750.00
Batman Feat Hercules - Artchi
Batman Feat Hercules
£385.00
£385.00
Flower Power: The Banksy Sculpture with Throwing Man
£1,200.00
£1,200.00
Banana Grab: The Banksy Sculpture with Hand
£270.00
£270.00
Mickey Magic: Black Design Figure
£650.00
£650.00
Balloon Bliss: The Banksy Sculpture with Holding Girl
£1,500.00
£1,500.00
Golden Glory: The David with Mask
£280.00
£280.00
Golden Gaze: The Design Skull Sculpture
£350.00
£350.00
Divine Mashup: The Black David and KAWS Figure
£380.00
£380.00
Pop Art Perfection: The Purple KAWS Figure
£450.00
£450.00
Board Game Blend: The KAWS Monopoly Figure
£450.00
£450.00
Fiery Orange: The KAWS Figure
£450.00
£450.00
Inner Beauty: The Black KAWS Figure
£950.00
£950.00
Supreme Shadow: The Black Supreme KAWS Figure
£550.00
£550.00
Color Chaos: The KAWS Monopoly Figure
£450.00
£450.00
Illuminated Blue: The KAWS Sculpture with Lampshade
£550.00
£550.00
Inner Beauty: The White KAWS & Supreme Figure
£950.00
£950.00
Sneaker Slam: Jordan & Basketball Pop Art Sculpture
£330.00
£330.00
Imperial Strength: The Marcus Aurelius Bust
£210.00
£210.00

Sculpture with Artchi

Artchi is a decoration and art shop gathering talented artists worldwide to provide high-quality art decor. Artchi offers high-quality and stylish options to grace and modernizes surroundings. Artchi sculptures bring classiness and elegance to your home, garden and office. Classic patterns adorned with modern lines make Artchi sculptures the living end.

Sculptures are three-dimensional art objects carved from stone, clay, plaster, wood, and ivory to depict humans and animals. Sculpture's history dates to Ancient Egypt and Greece leaders and gods' full-size depictions. Today, sculptures serve many different purposes as a part of modern art and used as accessories. 

With recent technological developments and art movements, sculptures take their places in the most beautiful corner of homes. If you want to add elegance and modernity to change the atmosphere in your home or office, Artchi's sculptures are for you to appeal to the eyes of your guests.

Sculpture for Sale

We agree that art is priceless. For us, the best praise for the work of art and imagination of artists is to exhibit them in the most beautiful corner. That's why we have kept all our sculptures affordable so that more people can see these dazzling and ingenious objects carved from plain stone to vivid stories. Our product range is wide and includes modern art such as neon art.

Sculpture Prices

Art lovers from every budget can find elegant and modern sculptures from Artchi. Everyone can purchase a sculpture from Artchi thanks to the large scale of products. Sculpture prices range changes from artwork to artwork.

How To Determine Sculpture Prices?

There are many criteria for determining sculpture prices. These are sculpture size, material, type,  project details, and handwork. For example, since the monuments are large sculptures, the sculptor will use more material and work more to ensure that the sculpture looks real-like as much as possible. Therefore, the cost will be higher for detailed handwork.

Which material is used for sculpture?

Sculptures are three-dimensional handmade visual art products. In archeological excavations, archeologists find that ancient sculptures used different materials than modern sculptures. Even if the materials used in making sculptures have changed throughout history, sculptors still use some prominent ones in sculptures: Metal, glass, bronze, stone, wood, ceramic, gold, silver, jade, ivory, wax, tin, and zinc.

The material used for sculptures directly affects the result. Sculptors decide which material to use based on criteria like technique, type, and desired results. The sculptors decide on the material according to the sculpture's intended use, size, and the exhibition place. 

For example, sculptors don't use wax in sculptures exhibited in the open as the wax melts to a certain degree. Another example is that sculptors use more durable materials as monuments require elaborate working and bigger sizes.

How is a sculpture made?

Sculptors use live models, photographs, or other sculptures as an example to make a sculpture. Some prodigies don't use examples and make sculptures solely from their imagination. The sculptors begin their work by making a three-dimensional clay or wax sketch of the sculpture. After gestation, sculptors start the actual construction phase based on technique. 

The main methods used in sculpture-making are carving, forming, jointing, and molding.

Carving

In the carving technique, the sculptor shapes the raw material into the desired shape using steel pens for stone and an axe saw or rasps for wood. Since the carving method is a trick work, not everyone can do it.

Forming

In the forming method, sculptors shape kneadable materials such as clay, wax, and plaster with their hands until reaching the desired shape. The shaping technique is the oldest known sculpture technique. When the sculpture takes the desired shape, it is left to dry. 

The sculptor gives the sculpture its final form by putting the dry sculpture in special ovens to harden. The shaping technique is one of the most used techniques in sculpture-making.

Jointing

The jointing technique requires more than one material, such as metal pipes, rods, sheets, lath, planks, Formica, glass, fabric, wire, or string. Sculptors bring together some of these materials by brazing or forging.

Molding

In the molding technique, the sculptor prepares the clay model and covers it with liquid plaster. After the clay dries, the sculptor removes the plaster pot and pours liquid plaster into the vessel that took the shape of the sculpture. 

After the liquid plaster hardens, the sculptor cuts the exterior surface, leaving it cool. Sculptors use iron, copper, lead, brass, bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel in this method.

Final process

Finally, the sculptor does polish, paint, gilding, and plates with gold or silver.

Types of Sculpture

Bust: It is a sculpture on a pedestal that reveals the upper part of the human figure, the head, and the neck. 

Torses: Tors are statues without arms, legs, and heads.

Wax Sculpture: Wax sculptures are real-like depictions of people and are usually exhibited in museums.

Relief: A relief is a sculpture in which the components are attached to a solid background made of the same material as the sculpted components.

Trinket Sculptures: Trinket is a general name for small figurines, vases, and ornaments.

How are sculptures classified?

Sculptures classified based on their subject:

Sculptures made for mythological purposes or representing mythology are called Allegorical sculptures. God, Goddess sculptures dating back to the Ancient Greek Civilization are some examples of Allegorical sculptures.

The statues depicting Prophets, the Apostle, are called Iconic statues. Sculptures of Jesus, the Virgin Mary, and Barnabas are iconic sculptures.

Sculptures made to resemble a person are called Portrait sculptures. These sculptures can be made from live models or photographs or by taking molds from other sculptures.

Artchi is an onlineshopping website featured in Hello Magazine, gathering artists from all around the world to provide high-quality art decor. Artchi aims to support local artists' art industry while making art decor more accessible and affordable. Check out our contemporary sculptures and paintings to increase style with the best objects for your walls, garden, home and office at affordable prices.