Without tradition, art is a flock of sheep without a shepherd. Without innovation, it is a corpse — Winston Churchill.
The innovation pavilion in hall number 14 at the India International Trade Fair invented Waxlene — an innovative and precious media for sculptures. This is a chemically modified, high quality wax.
Even in extreme weather conditions, the sculptures do not loose shape or form collectible/antique value. The crystallisation improves with aging, hence the texture of the sculptures gets smoother and silkier with time.
Prof Biman Bihari Das, sculptor of International Fame inaugurated the sculpture brand — Wax Z and unveiled new creations at IITF 2013.
At Wax Z, their mantra was innovation — to innovate, create and delight. Their creation was Art of fire — sculptures, reliefs, murals and décor. Their wax contained a unique polymer, waxelene.
Wax Z unleashed an array of contemporary, exquisite, collectible range for art connoisseurs and lifestyle. A range worth collecting, its texture enriches over time; its antique value is surely a cherished inheritance for the gennext.
Crafted by artists for art lovers of all tastes, their endeavour was to charm connoisseurs with a collectible range of wax sculptures and décor. They valued your style preferences. Their range offered multiple colours and finishing styles — natural, black pearl, glitter, attract and illumine.
They had a specialist team for customised sculptures to suit special requirements. They created human replicas, life size portraits, larger than life sculptures, logo-embedded artefacts or anything that people specifically required.