Hot cast bronze is crafted by pouring molten metal blend into a mold. Prior to pouring, our artisans craft the mold using materials like clay, rubber, or wood. Each mold permits a finite number of pours, restricting the quantity of sculptures generated in each production cycle before necessitating a new mold due to its eventual destruction.
In contrast, cold cast bronze involves resins and plastics layered with paint. These creations are lighter, less durable, and more affordable.
Broadly, hot cast bronzes demand extensive time and have production limitations, while cold cast resins can be mass-produced at a lower cost.