Established in 1918, this art foundry casts bronze and aluminium pieces from small works to large public sculptures. It uses the cire perdue lost-wax method employed by founder Arttu Halonen, whose sculptor brother Eemil also helped establish the operation.
Work covers mould-making through casting to the finished piece. Artists and other clients are served throughout Finland. Jyrki Roivainen, who trained through an apprenticeship, has led the company since 2007.
Describe commissioning an art casting below to help other artists and clients assess the collaboration.
