Early access

Your dog, sculpted and finished by hand

Museum-grade resin sculptures, hand-painted one piece at a time. Choose something from the catalog or commission your own dog from your photos.

The waitlist opens before public sale. Pricing goes out to this list first.

Mixed breeds welcome.

Early access before public sale. No pricing pressure, no spam, and you can leave the list any time.

Belgian Malinois sculpture standing in full profile on a worn workbench, tan coat with a dark mask and carved muscle definition, tool wall softly lit behind it

Every cast is sanded, sealed, and painted by hand. Coat markings go on in layers, which is why the same breed never comes out twice the same way.

Two ways in

Pick a piece, or have one built for your dog

The waitlist covers both. Tell us which one you want when you sign up and you only hear about the one that applies to you.

A lineup of five finished miniature dog sculptures on a craftsman's bench
From the catalog

Ready-made pieces

Breeds already sculpted and ready to cast. Every piece is finished and painted by hand after casting, so no two come out identical.

Belgian Malinois sculpture standing in full profile, tan coat with a dark mask, carved muscle definition catching the light
Built for one dog

Custom commissions

Send photos of your dog and the piece gets built around them, down to coat markings and the way they actually stand. Memorial pieces are part of this, handled quietly and with care.

A finished fawn and white guardian breed sculpture standing on a carved snow-covered rock base, on a workbench lined with chisels, pigment jars, brushes, and pinned reference photos and drawings
How they are made

Carved first, cast second, finished by hand

Every master starts as a carving. The knife work sets the stance, the topline, and the shape of the head, which is where a breed either reads correctly or falls apart.

Resin holds detail at this scale that wood grain can wash out, so the master gets cast. Then it goes back to the bench for sanding, sealing, and paint.

That last stage is the slow one, and it is the reason these do not feel mass-produced. It is also why runs stay small and why there is a waitlist at all.

Join the waitlist