Sculpture | A lotus in wood, blooming through rhythm. | Handcrafted • Premium Materials • Museum Quality
A lotus in wood, blooming through rhythm.
₹12,999
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CHOOSE SIZE:
Select a size that would look good on your wall.
CHOOSE COLOR:
Choose the finish you need this to be.
MATERIAL:
Made of HDMR MDF, Water Resistant and a protective coating.
WARRANTY:
1 year of color warranty
MADE IN INDIA:
All materials and skills were sourced from our country.
Dimensions:
Select from the available sizes for this design.
Depth: Up to 18mm.
Material: HDMR MDF, water-resistant, with a protective top coating.
Warranty: 8-year replacement warranty.
Prerequisites:
Requires a smooth, straight wall free from moisture and water leakage.
Saw hooks are attached at the back to hang it on nails on the wall.
Colors and Finishing:
All colors feature a semi-matt finish. Custom colors available upon request.
Maintenance:
Low maintenance required. Clean with a damp cloth or use a vacuum to remove dust.
Please note: Wall sculptures are intricately handcrafted with care and precision. Allow up to 15 days for order processing plus delivery time.
Some assembly might be required.
What types of wood are used in wall sculptures?
The wood type depends on the design. Heavier, statement pieces often use hardwoods like teak or sheesham for strength and rich grain patterns. Intricate carved designs may use softer woods that allow fine detailing. Some contemporary designs use engineered wood for precision-cut geometric patterns. Every product page specifies the wood type used for that particular sculpture.
Can I use wall sculptures outdoors — on a balcony, patio, or building exterior?
Most of our wall sculptures are designed for indoor use. Wood-based sculptures exposed to rain, direct sunlight, and humidity fluctuations will warp and deteriorate over time. For covered outdoor spaces like balconies or verandahs with a roof overhead, certain treated wood sculptures may work — contact our team to discuss which designs and finishes are suitable for your specific outdoor setting.
Do you offer a trade program or commission for interior designers?
We work with 800+ interior designers across India and offer trade pricing, priority production, and dedicated account support. Our Art Points program tracks your referrals and conversions with full attribution visibility. Wall sculptures are high-value pieces that designers love recommending — the 3D impact creates those "reveal moment" reactions that build your portfolio. Contact our designer partnerships team to get onboarded.
I want a wall sculpture but I'm not sure what style will work — can you help?
Absolutely. Send us a photo of your wall on WhatsApp along with your room's style, colour palette, and the vibe you're going for. Our design team will recommend 3–5 sculptures that complement your space, including the ideal size and proportions for your wall. No charge, no obligation. Many customers discover their perfect piece this way rather than browsing hundreds of options.
Are the finishes and coatings on wall sculptures safe?
Yes. We use low-VOC coatings and finishes on all our wall sculptures. Conventional wood stains, lacquers, and paints can release volatile organic compounds into your indoor air for months after installation. Our finishing materials are chosen to minimise chemical off-gassing. Combined with our tested wood substrates, this means our sculptures don't silently compromise your indoor air quality — unlike many decorative wood products available in India that use untested finishes.
Is the wood in wall sculptures tested for formaldehyde?
Yes. The wood and any engineered wood components in our wall sculptures are specifically tested for formaldehyde emissions and VOC levels. Formaldehyde is commonly found in resins and adhesives used in wood products — it's classified as a carcinogen by European regulatory bodies. We don't use wood materials with untested resin content. Our materials are tested by Eurofins laboratories against international emission standards. This is especially important for large sculptures that bring significant surface area into your living space.
