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About Bronze Artifacts

Bronze artifacts have been extremely popular since it radiates a sense of immortality and powerfully reflects the fascination and mystery of the ancient cultures.Each artifact is unique and its features cannot be exactly replicated.

Intricate carving is involved in the making of Bronze artifacts while only less carving is required for brass.

Highly skilled artisans, put in their greatest devotion to render- fine quality, impeccable finish and a graceful persona to the sculptures. Carved with the finesse of traditional Indian artistry, these artifacts are exquisite and affordable.

Making of a Bronze Artifact

Tarang’s bronze collection is crafted in-house, using the traditional ‘Lost wax’ method.

Stage 1: The Lost Wax method is a 4-stage process of bronze casting wherein a wax mold of the statue is created initially, after which a mold is created around the wax piece. This is then cast into a bronze mold. The Bronze mold of the artifact is a solid metal.	Stage 2: After the bronze mold of the statue is created, the additional parts of the statue such as the trunk, additional hands, etc., are created as separate molds.	Stage 3: The main statue and the additional parts are joined together and intricate carvings are rendered to the statue.	Stage 4: The artifacts are then finally polished to give the desired shine and gleam.

Tarang Quality

We offer our customers an exquisite range of Products at Tarang. A highly skilled team of craftsmen, specialized in the 4 stages of the Lost wax method are working together to make each artifact a master piece. The bronze artifacts come in two primary finishes- highly polished and antiqued.

We offer a competitive price on the artifacts making them much affordable and giving you the most value for your money.

Maintenance:

A little regular care and attention is all that is required to keep bronze artifacts at their best. Artifacts kept indoors can be cleaned with a fresh cloth or brush. Outdoor items require better cleaning using soft brush, mild soap and a thorough rinsing.

Guarantee:

All the products are insured against accidental damage during shipping so in case of breakage the products can be replaced.

History of Bronze Artifacts:

• The first traces of bronze sculpture dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization (2400 BC).
  
• Earlier bronze was used to make jewelry, coins, numerous variations of the Hindu gods and goddesses in representational forms.
  
• It was during the Chola period that the bronze statues were made with sensuality, clothing of detail and extra adorning jewelry.
  
• The art works of this period are famous for their subtle modeling and clear outline, as well as for maintaining a ideal balance of graceful realism and heroic classicism.