Custom Production ReferenceMini Arc ↗
Estimated net 0.45–0.65 kg · actual weight pending
Palm-sized sculptural gestures, shaped for shelves, desks and design-led gifting.
Custom Production ReferenceEstimated net 0.45–0.65 kg · actual weight pending
Custom Production ReferenceEstimated net 0.55–0.70 kg · actual weight pending
Custom Production ReferenceEstimated net 0.22–0.32 kg · actual weight pending
Custom Production ReferenceEstimated net 0.70–0.90 kg · actual weight pending
A small natural stone sculpture can be considered for desktop decor, a curated retail collection or a design-led brand gift. Start with the intended recipient, setting and meaning of the form. The arch, loop, pebble and faceted references offer distinct silhouettes within a compact format. A quiet rounded object and an open sculptural shape create different design and packing questions. Share your own reference or drawing so that the brief develops around your idea rather than an assumed standard product.
Openings, narrow connections and the supporting base need review together. For an arch or loop, agree the remaining stone section, edge radii and balance through a prototype. A pebble or faceted object calls for a different discussion of its contact face and how it rests. The proposed limestone and marble directions are subject to actual material selection. Natural veins and fissures can affect the cutting decision; a rendering alone cannot confirm the strength of a new shape or material combination.
Compare honed and polished finish directions on the selected stone, and mark any softened or chamfered edges in the drawing. Review their appearance and feel on the sample. If the gift needs a logo, discuss the artwork, position and engraving detail alongside the principal viewing face. Engraving suitability requires material and technical review. The objective is a coherent object and presentation, without assuming that every intricate shape or logo treatment can be produced as pictured.
Send the proposed use, approximate dimensions, stone direction, estimated quantity and packaging idea. Note whether the object stands alone or belongs to a coordinated group. Discuss fitted protection around openings and projecting details, with each piece separated in transit. Sample approval establishes the design, finish and packing to be quoted for small-batch OEM production. Product weights and shipping measurements require physical confirmation. MOQ, costs and dates remain project-specific; these references do not represent completed customer gifts, available inventory or a guaranteed production result.
Use these proposed sizes as starting points for a custom brief. They are not measured production results, stock specifications or guaranteed tolerances.
Proposed dimensions only. Confirm actual dimensions through physical sampling.
Honed or polished, subject to stone and sample approval.
Compare the viewing faces, edge feel and engraving detail on the chosen stone. Review the finish across curves, openings and faceted areas.
Mark the overall silhouette, openings, narrow connections, edge radii and contact face. Add the position and size of any engraving.
Agree the dimensions that control balance, support and remaining stone section through prototype review; an image alone does not establish the strength of an open shape.
Numeric tolerances are agreed in the project drawing and approved specification after material and technical review.
Request a product-specific quote for Mini Sculptural Objects. These are reference quantities, subject to design, stone availability and an agreed product mix.
Edit the quantity in the enquiry form. For multi-piece designs, state whether you mean pieces or complete sets. Sampling, tooling, product price, packaging and freight are confirmed in the written quotation; no fixed price or discount is implied.