Pricing is mainly influenced by the sculpture’s size, design complexity, craftsmanship precision, surface treatment techniques (e.g., stainless steel polishing, copper aging, fiberglass painting), and transportation & installation requirements.
Regarding production cycle: simple designs in standard sizes take about 7–15 days, while large and complex sculptures require 20–45 days. Among them, copper sculptures have a relatively longer cycle due to the casting process, whereas fiberglass sculptures are more efficient to produce.

Stainless steel sculptures only need to be wiped with a dry cloth to remove dust; avoid scratches from sharp and hard objects, and regularly clean surface stains for outdoor models.
Copper sculptures should be kept away from humid environments. Apply special maintenance oil regularly to prevent oxidation and rust; patina can be treated with professional cleaning agents.
Fiberglass sculptures should avoid long-term exposure to sunlight and rain, as well as heavy impacts. Use a soft cloth with neutral detergent for cleaning to prevent coating peeling.

Stainless steel sculptures are sturdy, corrosion-resistant, rust-proof, and highly modern in style. They are ideal for long-term outdoor settings such as public squares, gardens, and municipal landscapes.
Copper sculptures feature a heavy texture, strong artistic expression, and a retro, high-end feel, making them suitable for indoor exhibition halls, landmark ornaments, and commemorative sculptures.
Fiberglass sculptures are lightweight, highly malleable in design, and cost-effective. They are appropriate for short-term exhibitions, interior decorations, and small creative sculptures; outdoor applications require sun protection and anti-corrosion treatment.