Sculpture Conservation
Recovering structure, craftsmanship.
We conserve and restore stone, wood, metal, clay and composite sculptures, from devotional icons to institutional artifacts, through surface cleaning, structural stabilisation, loss compensation, corrosion mitigation and material consolidation.
Preserving structural integrity, craftsmanship and historical character.
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What We Treat
Sculpture and Objects
- Stone and marble
- Metal and bronze
- Wood
- Terracotta and clay
- Devotional icons
- Institutional artefacts
Common Problems
Signs of Damage
- Cracks and surface damage
- Stains and soiling
- Corrosion
- Loose or missing parts
- Damage from weather or handling
Our Treatment
How We Treat a Sculpture
- 01
Careful study
We examine the material and condition before deciding on any treatment.
- 02
Gentle cleaning
Surfaces are cleaned with safe methods suited to each material.
- 03
Repair
Broken or loose pieces are reattached, and losses compensated where appropriate.
- 04
Strengthening
Weak areas are stabilised and fragile material is consolidated.
- 05
Surface protection
Corrosion is treated and surfaces are protected against future damage.
- 06
Care guidance
We advise on proper display, handling and storage.
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