Patung Kepala Rusa

The PATUNG KEPALA RUSA is a three-dimensional wall-mounted sculpture rendered in the likeness of a stag’s head. Measuring 27.00 centimeters in width, 47.00 centimeters in height, and 25.00 centimeters in depth, the sculpture projects outward from the mounting surface by a quarter of a meter. The total volumetric displacement of the piece is calculated at 0.0317 cubic meters, indicating its physical scale and spatial footprint when packed or installed.

The composition captures the anatomical features of a deer head, focusing on the cranial structure, snout, eye sockets, and the branching configuration of the antlers. The surface finish exhibits a textured treatment intended to simulate organic hide or carved material, with subtle tonal variations applied across the contours to accentuate the musculature and bone structure of the animal. The color palette consists of neutral, earthy tones that ground the visual weight of the sculpture, allowing it to integrate into various architectural backdrops without relying on high-contrast pigments.

Construction of the PATUNG KEPALA RUSA utilizes durable composite materials chosen for structural stability and resistance to environmental fluctuations such as humidity and temperature changes. The internal framework supports the outward projection of 25.00 centimeters, ensuring the antlers and snout maintain their structural integrity without sagging or warping over time. A concealed hanging bracket or mounting slot is integrated into the flat reverse plane of the sculpture, designed to secure flush against vertical surfaces using standard wall anchors and screws.

The width dimension of 27.00 centimeters spans the widest point of the antlers or the cranium, while the height of 47.00 centimeters accounts for the vertical span from the base of the neck or shoulder mount to the uppermost tips of the antlers. This vertical orientation makes the piece suitable for narrow wall spaces, columns, or gallery walls where horizontal clearance is limited. Weighing proportionally to its 0.0317 CBM volume, the sculpture requires a secure wall stud or heavy-duty hollow-wall fastener to support its load safely.

Maintenance of the PATUNG KEPALA RUSA involves periodic dusting with a dry microfiber cloth or a soft-bristled brush to prevent particulate accumulation within the recessed crevices of the carved texture and the antler junctions. Liquid cleaners and abrasive chemical agents are not recommended, as moisture and harsh solvents can degrade the surface finish and compromise the integrity of the composite material.

This piece functions as a decorative taxidermy alternative, utilizing sculpted mediums rather than organic specimens. The design isolates the head and upper antler structure, presenting a symmetrical silhouette viewed from the front, with profile dimensions defined by the 25.00-centimeter depth. The fabrication process ensures uniformity across production batches while retaining the hand-finished aesthetic details visible in the surface texturing and coloration gradients.