University Mascot Bronze Cougar Statue BAN-054

Standing tall at 15 feet, the Cougar Pride monument pays homage to the noble bronze cougar statue. This colossal feline, weighing a staggering 4,500 pounds and stretching over 14 feet from nose to tail, was commissioned by Gary Schneidmiller (WSU Class of 1971) and brought to life by the talented artists Mike Fields and Chester Fields.

The Cougar Pride Story:

Commissioned by Washington State University, the Cougar Memorial Mascot, Cougar Pride High, portrays a majestic cougar perched atop a rugged rock, exuding regal grace and strength. This sculpture captures the essence of a cougar’s swift and powerful movement, symbolizing the spirit and pride of the institution.

As a tribute to the university’s legacy, this sculpture replaces the longstanding tradition of a live cougar mascot named “Butch.” We specialize in casting faithful replicas of the bronze life-size cougar statue, complete with a luxurious patina that adds to its allure.

More Cougar Sculptures in Different Style:

Our bronze cougar statues are each cast in unique and captivating forms. With the expertise of our professional designers, we could bring your ideas to life with intricately detailed lion depictions. Our factory artists, with decades of experience and a deep understanding of wildlife, meticulously recreate the nuances and characteristics of real animals in every sculpture.

The artistry of our skilled artisans who have honed their craft over four decades. From learning the art of sculpture from their fathers in their youth to mastering their skills as apprentices in their twenties and eventually creating independently in their thirties, our artists have dedicated their lives to creating heritage-level art sculptures.

Exquisite Clay Model:

We have professional artists who manufacture and create clay models of wild animals. They have been engaged in this art creation for 40 years. They learned sculpture creation from their fathers when they were young, started working as apprentices when they were 20 years old, and then when they were 30 years old. Create independently. They have been creating heritage-level art sculptures throughout their lives.

If your school desires to immortalize its spirit with a bronze life-size cougar statue, look no further. Contact us today to learn about our comprehensive services tailored to school arts programs, endorsed by numerous councils for their excellence and craftsmanship.