About the Birmingham Bull Statue
The Birmingham Bull — officially titled The Guardian — is a celebrated public sculpture created by British artist Laurence Broderick. Installed in 2003, it measures approximately 4.5 meters in length, stands around 220 cm tall, and weighs about 6.5 tons.
Erected as the focal centerpiece of Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre, Broderick described it as a “gateway emblem for Birmingham throughout history,” with the objective of reflecting the characteristics of trade and the marketplace long associated with the bull.
The sculpture has since been named one of the world’s top ten public artworks and remains one of the most photographed landmarks in the United Kingdom — a symbol of strength, prosperity, and civic pride.
Our Lost-Wax Bronze Bull Casting Process
We replicate the Birmingham Bull using the ancient lost-wax casting method, the same technique used by master sculptors for centuries. The result is a solid, weather-resistant bronze bull that will last for generations outdoors or indoors.
More Bull Statue Designs & Pricing
Beyond the Birmingham Bull replica, our factory offers a wide range of bronze bull designs to suit every style and setting:
Whether you need an exact Birmingham Bull replica or a unique bronze bull sculpture tailored to your project, we are ready to help.
Contact us today to receive:
- Free design consultation
- Custom size quotation
- Factory photos & sample portfolio
- Production timeline & shipping details
We work with landscape architects, developers, municipalities, galleries, and private collectors worldwide. Let’s create something extraordinary together.
