Introduction of Wrought Copper Sculpture

The production process of cooked copper sculpture is to make a mold first, then fix it in a fixed position with special glue. Put the copper plate that becomes soft after heating on the mold and beat it with a hammer. After beating, it will become hard again, so that it can be molded. If the copper plate hardens before molding, it can be heated repeatedly, but it is best not to exceed three times, and then soaked in copper sulfate, and finally it can be made into works of art or other daily and industrial supplies. The difference from bronze sculpture lies in three important elements: fire, hammer and chisel.