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Oriele Bronze
Full of character and charm, our Oriele Bronze range captures the beauty of British wildlife in a collection fronted by Philip Turner and sculptors Joanna Martins, Rowan Fawdon and Chris Letts. From quirky-eared hares to mischievous mice, Oriele Bronze features creatures great and small.
Oriele Bronze is a family run business, based in a small village on the outskirts of Exmoor in Devon. The skill of three local sculptures is used to create unique original masters from which frontman Philip Turner then casts individually. The beautifully sculpted, cold cast bronze resin works of art are hand-finished to a very high standard.


