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SCULPTURES, TEMPLES, BUILDING STONE, FOUNTAINS, BUDDHA, DOOR JAMBS
| Grade | Size | Surface | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 36*36*4 in | Chiseled | $2760/Pieces |
Stone Name:Malyala Sandstone
Semi White - Sandstone
Origin:
India
SCULPTURES, TEMPLES, BUILDING STONE, FOUNTAINS, BUDDHA, DOOR JAMBS
Products/Project Information
Products
Material | Malyala sandstone |
Material Origin | INDIA |
Size | H: 36" L: 36" Thick(90x90cm) |
Weight | Approx. 200 kg/piece |
Certificate | NA |
Surface | HAND CARVED |
Packing Details
Packing Details(Product packing details, packing materials info, min. or max. order quantity.)
Shipping Port: Chennai, Nellore, Visakhapatnam - India
Approximate shipping time: 30-35 days after manufacturing begins.
Wall reliefs are a type of sculpture that is created to be affixed to and displayed on a wall. They are typically made from various materials, including stone, wood, metal, or plaster, and are designed to provide a three-dimensional artistic representation.
Wall reliefs can come in different styles and forms, ranging from low-relief to high-relief sculptures. Here are the main types of wall reliefs:
1. Low-relief: Also known as bas-relief, low-relief sculptures have a shallow depth, with the figures and forms only slightly projecting from the background. The level of projection is relatively low, and the details of the sculpture are typically flattened against the surface of the wall.
2. High-relief: High-relief sculptures have a greater depth and three-dimensionality compared to low-relief sculptures. The figures and forms are more prominently raised from the background, creating a stronger sense of depth and a more pronounced play of light and shadow.
3. Sunk-relief: In sunk-relief sculptures, the figures and forms are carved or incised into the surface of the material, creating a negative space around the design. The resulting effect is similar to an impression or indentation in the wall.
4. Frieze: A frieze is a type of wall relief that typically runs horizontally along a wall, often near the top of a building or as a decorative band. Friezes can depict various scenes, patterns, or motifs and are commonly found in architectural settings such as temples, palaces, or public buildings.
Wall reliefs have been used for centuries in various cultures and art traditions to adorn buildings, tell stories, commemorate historical events, or convey artistic expression. They can be found in ancient civilizations, classical Greek and Roman art, medieval and Renaissance art, as well as contemporary art and design.
The choice of wall relief type depends on the desired artistic effect, the location, and the specific cultural or historical context in which it is being used. Each type offers a unique way to bring depth, texture, and visual interest to a wall, creating a captivating and engaging artistic experience.
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/Project Information(Project name, location, year, contractor(s), material suppliers, project description, etc.)
Material Information
this sculpture executed in 'Malyala Sand stone' procured from our region'sMaterial | Malyala sandstone |
Material Origin | INDIA |
Size | H: 36" L: 36" Thick(90x90cm) |
Weight | Approx. 200 kg/piece |
Certificate | NA |
Surface | HAND CARVED |
Stock Information
we have stock of two sculptures every time or we take 6 weeks toShipping Details
Shipping Port: Chennai, Nellore, Visakhapatnam - India
Approximate shipping time: 30-35 days after manufacturing begins.
Maintenance Informations
Wall reliefs are a type of sculpture that is created to be affixed to and displayed on a wall. They are typically made from various materials, including stone, wood, metal, or plaster, and are designed to provide a three-dimensional artistic representation.
Wall reliefs can come in different styles and forms, ranging from low-relief to high-relief sculptures. Here are the main types of wall reliefs:
1. Low-relief: Also known as bas-relief, low-relief sculptures have a shallow depth, with the figures and forms only slightly projecting from the background. The level of projection is relatively low, and the details of the sculpture are typically flattened against the surface of the wall.
2. High-relief: High-relief sculptures have a greater depth and three-dimensionality compared to low-relief sculptures. The figures and forms are more prominently raised from the background, creating a stronger sense of depth and a more pronounced play of light and shadow.
3. Sunk-relief: In sunk-relief sculptures, the figures and forms are carved or incised into the surface of the material, creating a negative space around the design. The resulting effect is similar to an impression or indentation in the wall.
4. Frieze: A frieze is a type of wall relief that typically runs horizontally along a wall, often near the top of a building or as a decorative band. Friezes can depict various scenes, patterns, or motifs and are commonly found in architectural settings such as temples, palaces, or public buildings.
Wall reliefs have been used for centuries in various cultures and art traditions to adorn buildings, tell stories, commemorate historical events, or convey artistic expression. They can be found in ancient civilizations, classical Greek and Roman art, medieval and Renaissance art, as well as contemporary art and design.
The choice of wall relief type depends on the desired artistic effect, the location, and the specific cultural or historical context in which it is being used. Each type offers a unique way to bring depth, texture, and visual interest to a wall, creating a captivating and engaging artistic experience.
