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Relief Making Works
Relief is an ancient sculpture technique in which figures or motifs are carved into a surface so that they rise up from the background. In this video featuring our relief works and the production stages of some of them, you can take a closer look at the entire process from raw material to finished piece.
Features of Relief
Our works, produced in three main forms as low relief, mid relief and high relief, are designed with different depth values depending on the intended use and space. Our reliefs, produced using stone, bronze, fiberglass and composite materials, maintain their original appearance for many years thanks to coatings resistant to outdoor conditions. Every detail is carefully crafted by hand; figures, inscriptions and motifs are skillfully transferred onto the surface. Custom size and design orders are available upon request.
Areas of Use
Our relief works are frequently preferred for building facades, monument walls, interior decoration projects, corporate identity designs and public spaces. Municipalities, universities, museums, hotels and private residences are among the most common areas of demand. Our workshop serves institutions and individuals who wish to transform historical events, portrait studies or abstract compositions into permanent works of art through the relief technique, with an experienced team ready to bring every vision to life.
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Write a ReviewProfessional Sculpture Production Examples
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Atlas Titan of Greek Mythology Sculpture of Atlas
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Ancient Greek Warriors Sparta Sculpture
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Uniquely designed bust in the style of Atatürk statues found in schools Bust of Ataturk
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Mustafa Kemal with His Rearing Horse Equestrian Ataturk Monument
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Sculpture Depicting Ataturk’s Arrival in Samsun Ataturk Relief Sculpture
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Mythological lion-headed warrior statue, fiberglass, suitable for outdoor use Lion Head Statue
Relief Making Works SSS
Every relief produced in our workshop comes to life entirely through handcraft. We do not use machinery at any stage because the soul of a relief lies in the precise touch of the craftsman's hand. Carving figures, transferring textures, bringing out fine details — these are all processes that require patience and experience. That authenticity and warmth that machinery cannot replicate only emerges through handcraft. This is why every piece that leaves our workshop carries a unique and individual character.
No, we do not use molds in our workshop. Every relief is produced directly on the material by hand, from the initial design all the way through to the final touches. Not using molds ensures that every piece is truly one of a kind. Even when producing the same design more than once, small differences bearing the mark of the craftsman's hand naturally emerge. For us, this is not a flaw but a natural and valuable outcome of handcraft. We work with a philosophy of original production, not mass production.
Large-scale reliefs begin with design and proportion planning. Once the composition is finalized, material selection takes place and the handcraft production process begins. When necessary, the relief is produced in sections and brought together during the installation phase. This approach makes both transportation and placement considerably easier. Throughout the entire process, we take great care to preserve proportions and fine details. Our team is also actively present on-site during the installation phase.
Yes, every relief work you see in the video belongs to our workshop. Both the completed pieces and the making stages are entirely our own production. These works, reflecting the experience we have accumulated over the years and our dedication to handcraft, are original pieces shaped according to different client requests and spaces. If you would like to see more, you are welcome to browse our website or get in touch with us directly.
Yes, our workshop is entirely our own. Built and developed over the years with our own means, we personally manage every stage of production in this atelier. From raw material selection to the final touches, all work takes place under our own roof. This allows us to maintain quality control at every single stage. Our doors are always open to clients who would like to visit our workshop and see the production process firsthand.
Yes, we also produce small-scale relief works. We bring the same care and attention to small pieces as we do to large monumental projects. Gift reliefs, corporate plaques, architectural accent pieces and collectible small reliefs are among the most frequently requested works. Regardless of size, we never compromise on our handcraft quality or attention to detail. All you need to do is share your idea with us.