Staffordshire Bull Terrier Bust – ‘Saint George’ – Edge Sculpture – EDB27SG

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The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Edge Sculpture ‘Saint George’
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The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Edge Sculpture ‘Saint George’

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Bust Edge Sculpture ‘Saint George’ is a Time Limited edition. Each piece will be individually numbered and signed with a certificate of authentication. This white Staffy has the St George red cross over his face making him a patriotic collectable.

Designed and craftsman made in England by talented Sculptor Matt Buckley, they are thoughtfully sculpted with an emphasis on aesthetic design moulded with the mind’s eye. Matt gives each piece a unique feel with a dramatic mix of form, colour, light and texture.

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is lovingly referred to as a Staffy by fans of the breed. The Staffy makes a wonderful companion and is well known for its courage, intelligence, and love of children. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a British breed that originated in the city of Birmingham and in the Black Country of Staffordshire.  It is directly descended from the Bull Dog and Terrier which was itself bred from cross-breeding the Old English Bulldog and the Old English Terrier from which it gets its strength and intelligence.

Other colours in the Edge Sculpture Staffy range are Black, Brindle,  Blue and Red.

This impressive Staffordshire Bull Terrier Edge Sculpture captures the intelligence of the Staffy with a twinkle in its eye for playfulness. At 270mm wide, 225mm deep and 285mm high this sculpture is bold enough to make a statement on its own on a sideboard or display cabinet but not so large to also look great grouped with other sculptures of your choice. This wonderful sculpture will be a treasured possession in any Staffy lovers home.

How The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Edge Sculptures are made

The original piece is moulded and given life from clay that is then expertly encapsulated in rubber to produce the parent mould.

The pieces are then cast from a durable composite granite and are vacuum sealed with a bleed as to remove compromising air bubbles from the structure. The curative period is then initiated and sustained until the structure is aptly hardened.

The piece is then meticulously examined and fettled as to outline the depth of detail and heighten the sculptures natural form. For finishing it is then passionately coloured, shaded and detailed by our expert artists; completing the creation of a masterpiece.

Play the  Video to see more about the Staffy Sculpture