Vienna Bronze is a type of finely crafted, colored bronze work produced in Vienna from the mid-19th century to the present day. First, using a method called sand casting, bronze is melted at high temperatures and poured into molds made of sand, where it cools and solidifies. This process is done for each part, which are then welded together. Details like fur and facial expressions are sculpted, whiskers are added, and the piece is handed over to a painter. Afterward, the piece is colored using cold paint, a process that requires the fine and advanced skills of a craftsman. This series of steps results in a work of art. Also known as "Vienna Bronze" or "Cold Painted Bronze." Highly valued as a luxury item, they were originally sold to nobles and the wealthy for display and collection. Today, they are a popular collector's item, with many collectors in Europe. A characteristic feature is their extremely small size, with many pieces ranging from 3cm to 10cm. They are made with incredibly fine techniques and a high degree of tradition. Because each piece is handmade, no two are exactly alike, making them rare works of art. They are a niche item loved by collectors. ≪Size≫ Depth: 5.8cm Width: 2.2cm Height: 5.5cm Weight: 45g