Bronze Angel Statue Details:
This bronze angle sculpture is a famous Greek mythological figure sculpture specially made for customers by top artists in our factory. This sculpture shows Icarus as he first received his wings. From the picture, we could see that Icarus is very excited. He flapped his wings in mid-air as if to find the freedom he longed for in his heart. This sculpture is perfect for decorating your own garden and would give you a positive boost every time you see it.
Pursue Freedom And Light:
The sculpture of Icarus is one of the most significant figures in ancient Greek mythology. He pursues and moves closer to the sun without hesitation. He is willing to sacrifice his life to try and make mistakes and work hard to move closer to his goal. On the contrary, some people who live in a beautiful world live in fear. Don’t dare to try this, don’t dare to try that, only consume herself internally. We should try and make mistakes and bravely pursue the goals and beauty in our hearts.
Very High Degree of Restoration:
Each bronze angel sculpture cast by YouFine is made through dozens of processes. The most important and basic step is to make a clay model. Our artist sculpted the prototype of the bronze Icarus statue from fine clay. The degree of realism of the model has a great relationship with the final effect. Therefore, after we complete the model, we would ask the customer to confirm the clay model. The customer feels there is no problem, we only would start the next step.
Create A Unique Sculpture For You:
Every sculpture made by YouFine is unique. Everyone’s ideas are different, and the sculptures made are irreplaceable. We make sculptures that satisfy our customers according to their needs. Whether you want a custom bronze figure sculpture animal sculpture, or your own artwork. Our artists could all create sculptures to your specifications.
If you also want to customize an outdoor garden decorative sculpture that is exclusive to you, please contact YouFine. We would provide you with more information.
