Decoration
Cast metal devotional decorations, from cherub figures for Ark displays to keepsake scripture boxes, finished to stand on their own on a shelf.
Who This Range Is For
- Church supply distributors
- Religious gift wholesalers
- Latter-day Saint and Christian bookstores
- Home decor buyers carrying devotional lines
Problems It Solves
- Flat-backed figurines cannot be displayed in the round on an open counter
- Resin devotional figures chip at thin points during shipping
- Purely decorative pieces are harder to justify at gift price points than pieces with a use
- Fine wing and drapery detail is lost when plating goes over an unpolished casting
Core Advantages
- Fully three-dimensional castings finished on all faces
- Polished before plating so relief detail stays readable
- Companion pieces designed to pair with the Ark range
- Custom tooling for parish and congregation specific designs
Application Scenarios
- Paired display with Ark of the Covenant models
- Church and chapel decorative display
- Keepsake storage on a desk or bedside table
- Memorial and dedication gifts
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FAQ
Decoration Questions Buyers Ask
Are these decorations solid metal?
The cherub figure and most decorative pieces are die-cast zinc alloy. The Jerusalem Temple model is detailed resin on a wooden base, which is stated on its product page.
Can decorations be packed together with an Ark model?
Yes. Companion pieces can be bundled into the same carton or supplied as separate SKUs.
Do you make custom devotional figures?
Yes. We cut our own molds, so custom figures can be developed from a photograph or sketch.
Source Decoration From The Factory
Send your shelf list, target quantities and any custom requirement. We reply within 24 hours.