Five elongated bronze-effect figures seated on a dark two-rail structure above a rectangular textured base, shown against white.

Kinship Sculpture — Five Figures

£110.00
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Five elongated bronze-effect figures seated on a dark two-rail structure above a rectangular textured base, shown against white.

Kinship Sculpture — Five Figures

£110.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Description

The Kinship Sculpture depicts five elongated figures seated together on an open rail, their close arrangement giving the piece a quiet sense of family connection. Two taller adults anchor the group, with three smaller figures gathered around them. Expressive without relying on detailed faces, it makes an engaging focal point with a warm, personal character.

Why You'll Love It
  • The open rail structure gives the group a clearly defined silhouette without a solid backdrop.
  • Different seated heights and dangling feet lend the composition an informal charm.
  • A single connected piece makes the complete arrangement easy to display on a shelf, console or tabletop.
Materials & Finish

Handmade from stone, polyresin and iron, the sculpture has an antique bronze-effect finish. Warm bronze colouring catches the raised areas of the rough, distressed surface, contrasting with darker recesses to emphasise the figures' contours. A textured rectangular base completes the piece.

Dimensions
  • Width: 27.7 cm
  • Depth: 8.2 cm
  • Height: 31 cm
  • Weight: 1.5 kg
What's included
  • One sculpture incorporating five figures and their two-rail support.
Assembly
  • No assembly is needed.
Care & Use
  • Suitable for outdoor use.
  • Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe clean.
Styling Note

Place it against a pale, uncluttered wall so the figures and gaps between the rails remain distinct. A small group of books to one side provides a simple companion; leave space above and around the sculpture to enjoy its full silhouette.

Why We Love It

The central pair's meeting hands and arms extended behind the smaller figures make the sense of kinship tangible through gesture alone.