​Artists employ advanced software for intricate 3D model creation, meticulously crafting details as the foundation for the physical form. The digital model transitions to tangible reality through layer-by-layer 3D printing, utilizing materials like plastic or resin. Post-printing, meticulous post-processing, including sanding and smoothing, refines the surface for desired quality. Mold making follows, where a mold is created around the 3D-printed model, serving as the blueprint for bronze casting. Wax casting involves pouring molten wax into the mold, creating a wax replica known as the investment. Investment casting sees the investment coated with a ceramic shell for bronze casting. Molten bronze is poured, filling the cavity left by the wax. Cooling and removal reveal the raw bronze casting, undergoing metal finishing, including polishing, grinding, and patination. Final assembly involves assembling multiple parts if present, with additional elements like a base added. The completed bronze sculpture undergoes a final inspection for perfection.