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At TarangArts we give you variant of bronze idols to meet your need. Bronze Wall Hangings, Bronze Deepa, Bronze Mantaps and various God and Goddess Sculptures to help you on fulfilling your pooja and decorative needs. Our unique bronze sculptures are Crafted to perfection to provide a positive vibe and spread gracious makes it suitable for any temple or home altar.

About Bronze Sculpture

Bronze is the most popular metal for casting bronze sculptures and figurines. It is an alloy of copper with tin and other metals or non-metal and metalloids. Bronze statue has an unusual property of expanding slightly before regaining a shape and it tends to shrink a little once cooled down, thus it is being used for many generations for sculpture making. Bronze alloy strength and ductility it’s been a favorite choice of metal to cast sculptures in action.

Bronze Sculptures are subjected to religious and mythical creatures at the beginning and in modern days it’s being cast into sculptures for religious, political and decorative purposes.

Bronze statue and sculptures are well known to be used in temples since chola periods in south India. Bronze is used in massive sculptures as well as statues with minute decorative details in them. Well known for its durability to retain its structure for long makes bronze a preferred choice for sculptures in open display.

Unique Feature of Bronze Statues

There are various methods in bronze statue casting followed by ancient Greeks such as lost wax casting or investment casting, sand casting and centrifugal casting. Lost wax method of Bronze casting requires the modelling of a form in clay, plaster or wax, which is later removed after the molten bronze has been poured. The lost-wax method was a common technique during the Renaissance era.

Bronze casting technique is used widely in sculpturing art as a favorite metal due to its distinguishing feature of expanding and shrinking which makes it easy to be removed from a mold form. Bronze sculptures need only low maintenance as the metal is sturdy and it has the low corrosive property which makes it durable. Casting is most often used for making complex shapes that would be otherwise difficult or uneconomical to make by other methods.

Bronze is the preferred choice of metal in bell making, it has a variety of alloy called as bell bronze which has 23% tin and bronze is also used in various other industries other than sculpting automobile bearings, springs, musical instrument strings, Tools like hammer etc., Bronze was also used as mirror in old times. Bronze is still used in shipping propellers and submerged bearings and plumbing industry.

Bronze is used in God and Goddess statues sculpting since ages, the reason behind this practice is that the energy field and positive vibrations produced in the sanctum is transferred through the deity statues. As this type of metals had great ability to observe such energy it is widely used in sculptures for worship purposes.

History of Bronze Sculpture:

Use of bronze alloy in the art of sculpting begins in the late 19th century, Bronze sculpting is in use for generations till now. Indian art bronze sculpting dates to its blooming from Ninth to Thirteenth century during the reign of Chola Dynasty in the South Indian state of Tamilnadu.

Bronze is used in sculpting, decorative and also in the production of vessels and many other since ages. Bronze vessels are widely used till now in many parts of the world especially in Asia. There are many bronze statues which are renowned for the craftsmanship and history of south Indian temples as deities and many of these artworks are displayed in various museums around the world.