Dancer of Flowers Finest Lost Wax Bronze Statue by Ceragieli Life-Size

It has been a tradition to give after performance flowers to a dancer. In the early 1900s, dancers were not paid very well, so the audience would present flowers as a form of gratitude for their performance. It was custom for the dancer to bow at the end of the show with the bouquet in hand. Single flowers from the bouquet would be given to a male dancer if one performed alongside the lead dancer. Now, flowers have become a traditional gift to give to all dancers to show admiration of a great show.

This statue is cast in the finest American bronze using the superior lost wax method, finished in a multi-color patina and mounted on a black marble base with an etched brass plate that bears the name of the statue and the artist. Marble base on all statues is optional but included, please let us know if you don’t want your statue mounted on a marble base.

Dimensions: 55″H x 15″L. All dimensions are approxiate

Made to order, please allow 4-8 weeks for production and delivery.

Color Choices – The standard way we cast and finish many of our sculptures is with what we refer to as multi-color patina. However, we can also make the entire sculpture classic statuary green (verdigris) or brown for a more traditional look. Both patinas are very nice and weather the same. Color selection is more a matter of customer preference.