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Special Report by the DHA News Agency
DHA News Agency Feature on Our Sculpture Workshop
The DHA News Agency team visited our workshop in Erzurum to film our production process, ongoing projects, and completed works. During the visit, the general atmosphere of our workshop, the materials we use, and sculptures at different stages of production were recorded. The DHA team also examined our work closely and interviewed our sculptor.
Several sculptures in the clay modeling stage were filmed in detail during the news feature. Doctor and nurse sculptures, an elderly man figure, a Gazi Osman Pasha sculpture, and Atatürk busts were among the works examined by the production team. The large saber-toothed tiger sculpture attracted particular attention. At the time of filming, the clay model of the tiger was approaching the final stages of completion.
The Journey of Sculptures from Clay Modeling to the Final Work
The production of a sculpture begins with shaping the design and basic form in clay. During the clay modeling stage, the proportions, facial expression, anatomical structure, and overall posture of the figure are carefully checked. Corrections made at this stage help ensure that the following production steps proceed smoothly.
The elderly man figure and the large saber-toothed tiger sculpture filmed by DHA showed different aspects of this process. Once the clay models are completed and all necessary checks are made, they are prepared for molding and casting. The material is selected according to the size of the work, its intended location, and the required durability.
Doctor, Nurse, Historical Figure, and Animal Sculptures
Our workshop does not focus on only one type of sculpture. In addition to profession-themed works such as doctor and nurse figures, we also create special character designs such as elderly man sculptures. Gazi Osman Pasha sculptures and Atatürk busts, produced as historical figure works, are among the projects where portrait details and distinctive facial expressions are especially important.
The large saber-toothed tiger sculpture is one of the special projects that reflects our approach to animal figures. In a large-scale figure such as this, the anatomical structure, muscles, head and jaw forms, teeth, and overall sense of movement must be considered together. Every detail completed on the clay model forms the basis for the molding and casting stages that follow.
Heykel Production and Our Projects Discussed in the DHA Interview
During the interview, our sculptor explained the types of work produced in our workshop and the destinations to which our sculptures are sent. The interview covered many subjects, from figures in different sizes and busts to relief works, custom orders, and large-scale outdoor projects.
Every sculpture project is planned according to the clients needs and the intended location. Different sizes and materials are considered for interiors, school and institutional gardens, parks, public squares, and private projects. Every stage, from the initial design and mold preparation to production and surface finishing, is carefully managed in our workshop.
Our Sculpture Workshops Production Approach
The visit by the DHA News Agency gave us the opportunity to present our production process and daily working environment in greater detail. The footage showed not only completed works but also models that were still in the clay stage and actively being developed. This allowed viewers to see the journey of a sculpture from the initial idea and clay model to the completed work.
Every project in our workshop is evaluated individually in terms of its dimensions and details. While durability and supporting structures are considered for large figures, facial expression and likeness are emphasized in bust and portrait works. The material and production method are selected by taking into account the location where the sculpture will be installed and the conditions under which it will be used over time.
Sculpture Orders and Information About Our Workshop
Anyone who would like to commission a special figure, historical personality, profession-themed sculpture, animal figure, bust, or large-scale outdoor work can share their project with us. The subject, dimensions, material, and intended use of the design are evaluated together before the production process is planned.
For more information about our workshop, production process, and services, you can visit our about us page. For custom production and order requests, you can contact us, describe your project, and receive information about a suitable solution for your needs.
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Special Report by the DHA News Agency FAQ
The DHA News Agency crew visited our sculpture workshop in Erzurum on October 24, 2026. During the visit, the general working environment, the materials used and sculptures at different stages were recorded. The film crew closely examined the clay stage works and interviewed our sculptor. The footage collected for the news report was prepared to show viewers the sculpture making process and was later published on the DHA news website. This visit introduced our workshop and its production approach to a wide audience.
The news report prepared by DHA News Agency at our sculpture workshop lasts 3 minutes and 52 seconds. In this short time, the workshop environment, clay stage sculptures and key parts of the production process are shown. The report also includes an interview with our sculptor. Viewers can see the journey of a sculpture from the idea stage to the clay model and the finished work in a short time. You can watch the news for free and without interruption using the player on our page. Sculpture lovers can see workshop activities in one place.
Yes, the large saber-toothed tiger statue was shown in detail and up close in the DHA news. This work was one of the pieces that attracted the most attention from the film crew in our workshop. The final stages of the tiger statue clay model were filmed, showing an important part of the production process. In such a large figure, the anatomy, muscle texture, head and jaw form and teeth are all evaluated together. Every small detail completed on the clay model forms the base of the later mold and casting stages.
The clay stage sculptures were filmed in the DHA report to show how a sculpture is made. The clay stage is where a work takes its first shape and where proportions, facial expression and anatomy are checked. Corrections made at this stage help the next production steps go more smoothly. Works such as the doctor, nurse, old man, Gazi Osman Pasha and Ataturk busts were shown in clay form, giving viewers the base of sculpture production. This way, the journey of a sculpture from idea to finished work became easier to understand.
The DHA News Agency sculpture workshop report was published on October 26, 2026 on the DHA news website and is still available there. The visit to our workshop took place on October 24, 2026, and the footage was turned into a news report two days later. You can read the full report on the DHA News Agency website and watch the footage using the player on our page. This page offers a summary of the report, the sculptures shown in the workshop and detailed, up to date information about the production process. You can also share the report with your friends.
In the DHA news, the sculpture production process was shown in every stage, from clay to mold casting, with the explanation of our sculptor. First, the design and basic form were shaped in clay, then proportions, facial expression and anatomy were checked. Models that passed the checks were prepared for molding and casting. Our sculptor also explained that the material is chosen according to the size, place of use and durability needs of the work. This way, viewers learned the whole process step by step and easily.