ToJa Sculpture · Buyer resources
A useful price starts with a defined scope
A photograph alone cannot establish a reliable price. The same design at different dimensions or with different materials and support requirements can produce very different quotations. Send size, quantity, finish, destination and intended use. If the budget is fixed, say so early so that practical alternatives can be discussed.
Size, geometry and finish change the work
A taller sculpture may require a different internal structure, joints, lifting arrangement and crate. Fine details, complex curves and demanding surface finishes also affect fabrication time. Scaling a design is therefore not simply multiplying its price by height. Compare offers against the same dimensions, material specification and approved surface sample.
Separate the sculpture from the delivered budget
Ask the quotation to distinguish design or modeling, fabrication, base or support components, packing and freight where applicable. Also identify local unloading, lifting equipment, foundations, installation and ongoing care. Taxes, customs clearance and destination charges depend on the agreed delivery scope and destination; confirm them with your forwarder or local adviser.
Check what each offer actually includes
Two headline prices are comparable only when inclusions match. Confirm the delivery point, shipment size assumptions, approval steps, inspection arrangements and any installation guidance. Ask which services are optional and which are excluded. Payment milestones, warranty terms and validity should be stated in the actual written offer, not inferred from a website.
Adjust the design around the priority
If a proposal exceeds the budget, consider the overall size, simplified detailing, a different surface finish or an alternative material. Keep the site requirements and agreed safety responsibilities intact. Send the preferred design and target budget to ToJa for a project-specific discussion; this guide does not publish an unsupported standard price range.