The Casting Bronze Sculpture of Chinese Ding evolved from the ceramic three-legged tripod. It was originally used for cooking food, later it was mainly used for sacrifices and banquets. It was one of the most important rituals in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Ding, the ancients was originally a eater, and later became an important symbol of the political rights of the ruling class. It was regarded as the treasure of the kingdom of the country and the treasure of the country. It was also a symbol of the hierarchy.
Casting Bronze Sculpture of Chinese Ding is divided into three-legged bronze tripod (Round Ding) and gour-legged brozne tripod (Square Ding). In ancient China, the three-legged tripod was Yang Ding, and the four-legged bronze tripod was Yin Ding. In general, the three-legged tripod is used for the sacrifice of the heavens. The three-legged tripod belongs to the family, and the four-legged tripod is used in public places, such as temples.
At You Fine Art Sculptrue, we are proud to present you with replicas of lost wax bronze statues, bust and other bronze products from Egypt, Greece, Hellenistic, Rome, Asian Oriental and Western civilizations. “Lost wax Process” bronze (or hot-cast bronze) is actually 80% copper and 20% other metal materials – the main material is copper and tin.
Making “Lost Wax” bronze statues and other bronze products is a complex and time consuming process that requires specific technical expertise to complete the task of making a bronze. The most common and used method of making “lost wax” involves pouring of molten bronze. This is the same method used by ancient civilizations to make bronze sculptures. Our Casting Bronze Sculpture of Chinese Ding is also made using the same technology.
At You Fine Art Sculptrue, we have a dedicated bronze factory and many professional bronze masters, that could give you the most satisfactory Casting Bronze Sculpture of Chinese Ding products and prices.