Free standing sculpture

12" high x 5 1/4" wide. Weighs 4.2 lbs. Decorative ballerina sculpture in a classic pose. A traditional sculpture design. From the Dahlia Studios brand of home decor. Hand-applied bronze finish with a verde green patina. Black finish pedestal stand. Cast resin construction. Because the color is hand-applied, there may be slight variations in color and tone.

Riis Burwell works in steel, stainless steel and bronze. His sculptures express the opposing forces of geometry and entropy through the graceful juxtaposition of form and line in opposing abstract elements.

< Decorative Campfire Candle Stand > Handmade artistic light sculpture made from a 3D Woven-Metal-Wire-Mesh. This flames candle holder artwork will add a magical dim red light to your home decor. Add a personal touch to the design, play with the piece's placement and the lighting in the room. The works in the metal mesh allow creative shadows on the wall. Features *********** ✓ Woven galvanized (Rustproof) iron mesh (material from the world of construction) ✓ Arrives with a battery operated…

About this item 🤍🔥 Abstract Design: The design of this abstract statue shows the burning momentum of the flame, also like a bird breaking through the clouds, the fashionable design makes it very unique as a decorative item. 🤍🔥 Material & Dimension: The sculpture is made of non-toxic, odorless, strong and durable high-quality resin, frosted surface treatment, visual softness, comfortable to the touch, easy to clean.Size:6.1"L x 3.3"W x 15.4"H. AWNR offer two colors, black and white, so…

Kensington Hill Abstract Family Modern Rustic Standing Sculpture Tall 19 1/4" High Bronze Brown Cast Resin for Living Room Dining Bathroom Bedroom Office End Table Book-Shelf Mantle Dresser

Artist James Lake has used cardboard as his medium of choice for the last 20 years. The-UK based sculptor pieces together multiple layers of the recyclable material with hot glue to create free-standing figural sculptures that are often a reflection of his own image. Lake was diagnosed with bone cancer at age 17, and began working the material after his right leg was amputated. During rehabilitation he searched for a material that could be easily accessible from his bedroom. More