Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. Every piece is hand-carved from premium Australian timbers (such as Australian Red Mahogany). Each sculpture is completely unique, highlighting the natural wood grain, character, and organic form.

  • Keep your sculpture indoors away from direct moisture, extreme heat, and long exposure to direct sunlight. A gentle dusting with a soft, dry microfibre cloth is all that's needed to preserve the finish.

  • While sold sculptures are unique and cannot be duplicated exactly, I accept custom commission requests inspired by past designs, motifs, or dimensions.

  • A: Ready-to-ship sculptures are carefully packed and dispatched from the studio within 2 to 4 business days. You will receive a tracking link via email as soon as your artwork is on its way. For custom commissions or bespoke timber framing, delivery timelines are discussed and agreed upon during the consultation phase.

  • We will discuss your vision, preferred timber, overall scale, and placement. I provide clear communication and updates throughout the carving process before final delivery.

  • Solid timber artwork requires careful handling. Every sculpture is wrapped securely in protective cushioning and shipped in sturdy, reinforced packaging to ensure safe delivery.

  • Yes. We offer simple flat-rate shipping for both domestic (Australia) and international orders. Free local delivery and pickup options are also available at checkout. All artwork is custom-packed with reinforced protection for safe transit.

  • Selecting the right base enhances both the visual impact and stability of your artwork. While our sculptures arrive ready for display on tabletop surfaces, credenzas, or mantelpieces, placing a piece on a dedicated wooden pedestal, stone base, or marble plinth elevates the form to eye level and creates a focal point within the room. Ensure the plinth is sturdy, level, and positioned away from high-traffic doorways or direct heat sources to preserve the timber and maintain balance.

  • Wooden sculptures react beautifully to dynamic lighting that highlights their fluid curves, organic grain patterns, and hand-carved textures. For optimal presentation, place your sculpture where soft, natural daylight can reveal the wood's warmth, or use directional ceiling spotlights set at a 30-degree angle to cast subtle shadows that emphasize three-dimensional depth. Avoid placing sculptures directly adjacent to active fireplaces, air conditioning vents, or unshaded full-sun windows to protect the timber's natural oil finish over time.