Description
Part fossil, part machine: this steampunk fish skeleton is a stainless steel sculpture made by hand in our artistic blacksmithing workshop. Every bone is reimagined as forged metal.
The head is armored with curved, overlapping plates and studded with round rivet heads, and the open jaw shows a row of small teeth. Curved rods form the ribcage, while a line of upright spines tipped with round, bolt-like knobs runs along the back. The fins are jointed rods, like the fingers of a mechanical hand, and the tail spreads into a fan of thin steel rays. Hung from a wire, the skeleton seems to drift through the air.
This metal fish suits a study, a loft or a covered porch, and on request we can modify it or make another steampunk-style sculpture.
Dimensions: Length about 61 cm (24 in), height about 24 cm (9.4 in), width from fin to tail tip about 46 cm (18 in); weight about 2 kg (4.4 lb)
Material: stainless steel, no paint – fully weatherproof, so it can stay outdoors all year round.
Catalog number: Z inox 50






