Life-Size Bronze Famous Inspirational Passionate Relentless Popular Ice Hockey Sculpture
| Description: | Ice hockey is a kind of collective athletic sport that is carried out on the ice with the tools of skates and hockey sticks. Consisting of men’s and women’s two events, it is an independent winter sports event in the international sports taxonomy. Take a look at our ice hockey sculpture. This is a sculpture of a man in the middle of a race. He had a puck in his hand and was about to push the puck. He was wearing a hockey knife and a hoo-hoo suit. It’s like a real person playing hockey. The ice hockey sculpture is ideal for placing outside the rink to attract more visitors. |
| NO.: | AK-(M902) |
| MATERIAL: | Bronze/ Brass. |
| SIZE: | Life-size or custom-made depends on your preference. |
| TECHNOLOGY: | Lost-wax casting process. |
| PACKING: | Generally soft and waterproof plastic on the inside, with wooden cases/ iron box on the outside. |
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Ice Hockey Sculpture Details Description:
Ice hockey was invented later than other sports such as football, hockey, and speed skating
Ice hockey was invented later than other sports such as football, hockey, and speed skating. Modern ice hockey is believed to have originated in Canada. W. F. Robertson, a British student in Canada, was an excellent skater. He took what he had learned about hockey while studying in England, moved it to the ice, and in 1783, created a new ice sport, ice hockey, combining the characteristics of La Crosse. As early as two or three hundred years ago, there were different forms of ice ball games in the world. Such as Holland’s Colfen, North America’s Xin Ni, Russia’s Russian ice hockey, Northern Europe’s Bandi, and China’s ice Cuju. Because of the social system and economic foundation of these countries at that time. Differences in national characteristics and people’s way of life. These early ice ball games also had different characteristics. The modern game of ice hockey originated in Canada. Records show that as early as 1855, sports enthusiasts in Kingston, Canada, gathered on a frozen lake during winter. With sticks in their hands and ice skates strapped to their feet, they chased each other and hit balls made of pieces of wood. Early hockey in Canada had no uniform rules, and the game lacked strict organization. There is no limit to the number of participants, up to 30 in each team. The scene is very chaotic, and the referee can be selected by the athletes and replaced at will. Take a look at our ice hockey sculpture. Did it make you want to play hockey when you saw it?
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Visual Production Flow
| 1. Confirming the design (3D mold/ Pictures/ drawing/ photos). |
| 2. Making 1:1 clay mold according to design. Modify any details till confirmed. |
| 3. Cast metal material by lost wax process casting. |
| 4. Welding and polishing the surface and patina color. |
| 5. Finished sculpture and take all different views pictures/ videos show to clients… |
| 6. Packing into wooden cases and shipping after clients are satisfied with sculptures. |
Packaging & Shipping
| Packaging: | Inside: soft plastic foam/ blanket. |
| Outside: strong wooden cases or iron frame boxes. | |
| Shipping: | 1. By sea (Special for life-size sculptures and large sculptures). |
| 2. By air (Special for small sculptures or when clients need the sculpture very urgently). | |
| 3. By express delivery DHL, TNT, UPS, or FedEx. (Door-to-door delivery, about 3-7 days can reach). | |
| 4. Door-to-door service. | |
| Please kindly contact us! We will depend on your sculpture and local situation, find the best delivery way for your reference. | |
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