Edge Sculptures

The African Tree Frog in reality is rather small, but this Edge Sculpture has used artistic license to create a larger version, so all its colours can be seen. This one is predominately blue with yellow highlights. Additionally, it can be placed next to the Chameleon to create a wildlife-scape. Height 4" (102mm) Width 5.6" (142mm) Depth 4.7" (120mm) These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

The African Tree Frog in reality is rather small, but this Edge Sculpture has used artistic license to create a larger version, so all its colours can be seen. This one is sporting different hues of green. Additionally, it can be placed next to the Chameleon to create a wildlife-scape. Height 4" (102mm) Width 5.6" (142mm) Depth 4.7" (120mm) Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

The African Tree Frog in reality is rather small, but this Edge Sculpture has used artistic license to create a larger version, so all its colours can be seen. This one is very colourful. Additionally, it can be placed next to the Chameleon to create a wildlife-scape. Height 4" (102mm) Width 5.6" (142mm) Depth 4.7" (120mm) Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

This Baby Chimpanzee is the first one of a series of 3. This one is Hear No Evil, so we imagine you can work out what the other two will be. This one was launched in 2021 and it's two brothers are launching mid 2022. Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, designed by artist Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.   Height 200mm - 7.9 inches Width 175mm - 6.9 inches Depth 178mm - 7 inches

This Edge Sculpture Baby Gorilla is cute with a bit of an edge to it. Designed to fit with the big Edge Gorilla, maybe not so grumpy now as he has a little one to protect or to sit with the other original Edge Sculpture Baby Orangutan. Happy on his own too! Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, designed by artist Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height - 232mm - 9 inches Width - 190mm - 7.5 inches Depth - 113mm - 4.5 inches

The baby Orangutan fits in the arms of the full sized Orangutan, making it the perfect companion. Equally, he's at home on his own too! Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, designed by artist Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 207mm - 8.1 inches Width 140mm - 5.5 inches Depth 92mm - 3.6 inches

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 420mm - 16.5 inches Length 550mm - 21.8 inches Depth 405mm - 15.9 inches

A pet for many, but for most, a member of the family. These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 490mm - 19.3 inches Length 330mm - 13 inches Depth 490mm - 19.3 inches

A fabulous African Chameleon, complete with lunch! This is the new rainbow blue colourway, but of course Chameleons can take on the colour of their surroundings and blend in, to hide in plain sight. Can be placed next to the African Tree Frog to create a wildlife scene. Height 13.2" (335mm) Width 13.8" (350mm) Depth 6.1" (155mm) Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

Considered to be one of our closest relatives, this cheeky chap could remind you of someone you know maybe? These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height - 295mm (11.5") Width - 305mm (12") Depth - 275mm (10.75")