What are the types of sculptures?

Stone carving: The art of creating durable and robust works of art by sculpting hard stone materials, such as marble or granite, often used for commemorative sculptures or architectural decoration.

Woodcarving: Utilizing the natural texture and warm feel of wood, it showcases figures, animals, or abstract forms through meticulous carving techniques. It is widely used in religious art and home decoration.

Jade carving: Using jade as the main material, employing exquisite carving techniques, jade carving creates delicate and culturally rich artworks, which hold an important position in traditional Chinese art.

Bronze sculpture: A sculpture work imbued with strength and a sense of history, created by casting bronze or copper materials, often used in large-scale public art or commemorative sculptures.

Ice sculpture: Using ice blocks as raw materials, exquisite artworks are carved out in a short period of time, usually appearing during winter festivals or specific art competitions.

Clay sculpture: Through pinching, carving, and firing clay, vivid artworks can be created, which can be either figurative or abstract, and possess strong expressive power.

Relief sculpture: An artistic form that presents an image on a flat surface but gives it a three-dimensional effect through concave and convex effects, commonly used in architectural decoration, monuments, and other places.

Sand sculpture: It involves shaping sand under specific humidity conditions and creating temporary yet exquisite artworks through sculpting. It usually appears at beach festivals or sand sculpture competitions.