The story of Koval
A name rooted in craft.
Work made with care. A house that stands behind it.
The yard: finished bronzes on pallets, crates, a forklift
Koval means smith. The Kowalczyk name comes from the blacksmiths of the Polish highlands — people who made wheels and axles, forged and repaired tools, and worked wood and metal because the village needed it done right.
House of Koval carries that into statuary. Bronze, carved stone and fabricated metal, made to order for one client and one place.
You approve the model, the finished piece, and the crate before it travels. One point of contact from the first sketch to your site. Nothing ships from a warehouse.
Our work begins with a conversation about the place. A parish garden. A family home. A memorial for someone a town will not forget. Then we put the piece there in a rendering, so the next decision is easier to see.
The studio
Where a piece begins.
Every commission starts at a drawing table: drawings, small models and a 3D model you can turn, so the proportions are settled before material is touched.
The yard
Where it leaves.
Finished pieces are photographed for your approval, crated, and loaded for insured delivery to your curb.
From first sketch to final setting
Monumental to intimate.
Bronze. Marble. Granite. Stainless.
Lost-wax casting, carving and metal fabrication. Material, structure and finish are specified for your commission, with one-to-one reporting through production.
One person. The whole commission.
Koval Statuary is a line of House of Koval, a family-run American company. One point of contact from the first sketch to your site. Every piece insured from the workshop to your curb. You approve photos at three stages before anything travels. Call (844) 600-3001 and a person answers.