Finding Inspiration in every block of Stone
The creation of marble statues is a meticulous process that blends artistry with advanced techniques. Here’s an overview of the key stages involved in the manufacturing process:
Quarrying: Large blocks of marble are extracted from quarries using diamond wire saws or blasting techniques.
Transporting: Blocks are carefully transported to the workshop, often requiring specialized equipment to prevent damage.
Initial Carving: Using chisels and pneumatic hammers, artisans remove excess material to define the basic shape of the statue.
Guidelines: Marks are often made on the surface to ensure accurate proportions and features.
Fine Detailing: Artists use finer tools to refine features, textures, and intricate details, working slowly to maintain precision.
Regular Assessment: Continuous evaluation ensures the statue evolves as intended, making adjustments as needed.
Surface Finishing: The statue is polished using progressively finer abrasives to achieve a smooth and reflective surface.
Final Touches: This stage often includes adding sealants to enhance the marble's natural luster.
Paint is done to enhance the beauty of the statue. This is done as per client requirement & trends.
Protection: Finished statues are carefully packaged using foam chemical and wooden/ steel box to protect them during transport.
Delivery: Logistics teams coordinate the safe delivery to galleries, exhibitions, or private clients.
On-site Setup: For larger statues, professional teams handle the installation, ensuring proper positioning and stability.
Final Review: A final inspection ensures that the statue is displayed as intended.
