Hand bull fighting

The Hand bull fighting sculpture offered by Abaco Andalusian Art & Handicraft is cast in solid bronze and presented as a limited edition of one hundred individually numbered pieces. Each figure captures the dynamic motion of a bullfighter, with fine detailing that highlights the cultural heritage of Spain’s traditional sport. The bronze construction provides long‑term durability and resistance to environmental wear, making it suitable for indoor display.

Bronze artworks of this size are typically produced using the lost‑wax casting method, which allows for high‑resolution surface detail and a uniform wall thickness of around 3 - 5 mm. Standard bronze alloys for artistic casting contain approximately 88 % copper, 10 % tin and trace amounts of zinc, delivering a density near 8.8 g / cm³ and a characteristic patina that deepens over time. The limited series follows industry practice of providing a certification of authenticity, although the specific certificate type is not listed.

Collectors, galleries and interior designers are the primary buyers of such exclusive sculptures, as they add a distinctive cultural focal point to exhibition spaces or private collections. The supplier notes that orders can be placed under FOB or CIF terms, with the entire batch shipped from Spain; however, exact packaging dimensions and lead‑time are not disclosed and should be confirmed directly. Prospective importers are advised to request the individual numbering certificate and any provenance documentation before finalising the purchase.

Abaco Andalusian Art & Handicraft is located at San Diego 31, Granada 18005, Spain. The supplier appears under the harbour trust tier, and its imported tier status indicates it operates as a foreign exporter, though the platform records a 0 % response rate and no average response time.

The public profile lists only the bronze bull‑fighting sculpture and does not disclose additional corporate information such as year of establishment, employee count or turnover. No specific quality certifications are enumerated beyond a generic statement of authenticity, so buyers should request copies of any certificates that verify the limited‑edition status and material compliance.