lightweight sculpture

Two pigeons bring a friendly vibe to any tabletop or shelf, adding to your welcoming home decor. Adi Noviantara designs the Balinese figurines with realism, crafting each one of bronze. An antiqued finish gives them character, elaborated with floral patterns.

With epaulets on his shoulders, a utility belt and an official hat, a rustic police officer works to protect the populace and enforce the law. Armando Ramírez crafts the image from recycled metal and automobile parts. Sheet metal scraps, a spark plug, tube and wire all find a new life in this unique sculpture.

The artisan does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

A young boy riding a bike is the subject of this whimsical sculpture from Mexico. Armando Ramirez carefully handcrafts this sculpture with a passion for converting upcycled metal; bike chain creatively forms the bicycle's wheels, as the boy is crafted from nuts, bolts, screws, rebar, and other pieces of scrap metal, treated with a rustic finish. This sculpture is displayed atop a round base.

Native to Mexico, the tarantula is protected by law, yet poachers often capture the arachnids for illegal trade. Today, domestically-raised tarantulas are being nurtured in Jalisco to make illegal trafficking unprofitable. By Armando Ramirez, the large, hairy spider comes to life in recycled metal. Sheet metal scraps, a half sphere and galvanized wire all find a new life in this unique sculpture, while screws become the fangs.

The artisan does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

This hard-working executive sits in front of his computer under the glare of a desk lamp, phone always nearby. The statuette is fabulously detailed and rich in expressiveness, a feat considering that all of the components are metallic. Armando Ramírez shapes the executive with a car's spark plug for the body, pieces off a die machine for the head and wires for the arms and legs. What once was a window screen is now the keyboard, and the rest of this admirable sculpture includes upcycled sheets of metal, wires, and further pieces discarded off a die.

Ramírez does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

Adorned in a traditional robe, this sweet and shimmering elephant is covered with lots of beautiful flowers. Designed by Tulsi Dass, the statuette is created by Indian artisans, who use lightweight aluminum to hand craft the elephant. An antique finish gives the elephant timeless appeal.