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About Our Bronze Cat Statues
A seated cat is one of the few subjects that is already a sculpture before anyone touches it. Symmetrical, upright, self-contained, with a silhouette that reads instantly from any angle. The Egyptians worked that out three thousand years ago and cast it in bronze, and the format has needed almost no improvement since.
Bronze suits the subject for a specific reason: a hand-applied patina picks out the change of plane along a spine, a folded leg or the curve of a shoulder, which is where a cat's form actually lives. A painted finish flattens exactly those transitions and the animal loses its shape.
The range covers seated and curled cats, stretching and walking figures, and Egyptian-influenced pieces. Browse the material-agnostic version in cat statues, the big cats in lion statues, and the wider bronze work in bronze animal sculptures.
This subject works at modest scale, which is unusual in our bronze range. A life-size seated cat is around 40cm, so it sits on a step, a wall or a plinth rather than needing ground space. Everything is suitable for permanent outdoor display. See bronze garden statues.
Every piece is cast to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping. Get in touch about a portrait of a particular cat.
FAQs
How large is a life-size cat?
Around 40cm for a seated domestic cat. That makes this one of the few bronze subjects that works at modest scale, sitting on a step, a garden wall or a plinth rather than needing ground space.
Why does bronze suit cats particularly?
A hand-applied patina picks out the change of plane along a spine, a folded leg or a shoulder, which is where the form lives. A flat painted finish loses exactly those transitions.
Do you make Egyptian cat statues?
Yes. The Egyptian seated form is the oldest treatment of the subject and appears in the range alongside naturalistic domestic cats.
Can you cast a portrait of my cat?
Yes. Portrait and memorial commissions are available from photographs, and several angles including a clear profile give the best result.
Can they stay outdoors?
Yes, permanently. Bronze needs no protection and patinates over the years.
How are they made, and how long do they take?
Every piece is cast to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping.
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