Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we make everything to order — from a small bird that fits in your palm to four-meter art objects.
There are no limits — or almost none.
Write to us, and we’ll prepare several options based on price, timeframe, and materials.
We approach every project creatively and with careful attention to your wishes.
More details — here.
And what about corporate or bulk orders?
Of course! We can scale any sculpture you like for larger quantities or develop a unique design from scratch. A flexible discount system applies.
And what about corporate or bulk orders?
Of course! We can scale any sculpture you like for larger quantities or develop a unique design from scratch. A flexible discount system applies.
Of course — we can make a brass nameplate with your signature, a branded pouch, a certificate of authenticity, and custom packaging.
All of this is free for orders of 15 pieces or more.
But we can also do it for a single piece.
Do you issue invoices?
Yes, we provide all the necessary information for customs and for subsequent sale in your country.
Unfortunately, no. Once shipped, a piece cannot be exchanged or returned. To ensure you are completely confident in your choice, we will provide any photos and videos you need.
Is it possible to return a piece?
Unfortunately, no. Once shipped, a piece cannot be exchanged or returned. To ensure you are completely confident in your choice, we will provide any photos and videos you need.
Which countries do you deliver to, and how do you accept payment?
We ship to almost the entire world. There are some exceptions, so please check with us beforehand.
We use trusted payment and logistics partners, so your transfers and shipments are secure.
We ship to almost the entire world. There are some exceptions, so please check with us beforehand.
We use trusted payment and logistics partners, so your transfers and shipments are secure.
Indeed, blue wood does not exist in nature.
This is stabilized maple burl — a rare section of wood with swirling grain patterns that is impregnated with special resins under vacuum and pressure.
During this process, the wood becomes hard, durable, and moisture-resistant.
To achieve the blue color, pigments are added to the resin: they penetrate deeply into the pores and fibers, coloring the wood all the way through while preserving its natural pattern.
How do you join the wood like that?
I cut it on the saw, then sand and carefully fit the pieces, eliminating any gaps.
The process isn’t complicated, but it’s meticulous — it requires precision and patience.
You can see more about the creation process on my social media: @beluginsam
How do you join the wood like that?
I cut it on the saw, then sand and carefully fit the pieces, eliminating any gaps.
The process isn’t complicated, but it’s meticulous — it requires precision and patience.
You can see more about the creation process on my social media: @beluginsam
Feel free to write if you have any questions
