Service Details

Creation

In the realm of artistic expression, the creation of fiber Durga emerges as a sublime fusion of tradition and modern craftsmanship. Fiber glass idols are popular in many cultures for their durability, lightweight nature, and versatility in design. This age-old deity, revered for her strength and benevolence, takes on a new form through the intricate artistry of fiber crafting. Creating Fiber-Glass idols involves a combination of artistic skills and technical knowledge. Fiber-Glass is a versatile material that allows for intricate detailing and durability.

 

 

How we Create

1. Armature: We create a basic framework or armature of the idol using materials like clay or wooden frames. This provides structural support for the Fiber-Glass.

2. Release Agent: We apply a release agent (like wax or silicone) on the armature to prevent the Fiber-Glass from sticking.

3. Resin and Catalyst: Fiber-Glass resin is typically a two-part system: resin and a catalyst. Mixture of the both is very important. The catalyst initiates the hardening process.

4. Fiber-Glass Mat or Cloth: We then use the Fiber-Glass mat or cloth to cover the armature. The mat is more suitable for larger surfaces, while cloth is better for intricate details.

5. Build Layers: Finally, we apply multiple layers of Fiber-Glass to build strength and thickness and allow each layer to cure before applying the next.

In the realm of fiber Durga creation, every piece is a testament to the marriage of ancient mythology and modern craftsmanship. These divine sculptures not only honor the goddess but also celebrate the skill and dedication of the artisans who bring her to life in a new and captivating form.