Gazelle Statues for Sale
Hand-cast bronze gazelle statue — springbok statue, Thomson’s gazelle, dibatag gazelle and paired courtyard groups — slender, alert, and scaled for gardens that want lightness rather than mass.
Gazelle Statue Collection
Springbok, Thomson’s, dibatag and paired courtyard groups.
Light on Its Feet, Heavy in Craft
A gazelle statue is the counterpoint to a heavy lion or bull — it reads as motion, not mass. We cast the slender legs as a single bronze shell over a hidden steel armature, so the piece feels weightless in the garden but survives wind and weather for decades.
Our range covers springbok statue in pronking pose, Thomson’s gazelle standing alert with the characteristic black side stripe, and the long-necked dibatag gazelle of the Somali desert. Paired groups are our most requested composition for courtyard centers. See our antelope sculptures for the larger cousins.
Where Gazelle Statues Belong
Four settings that suit a light, fast-moving bronze.
Formal Courtyard Centers
A paired set of bronze gazelle statue on a circular stone plinth becomes the visual anchor of a courtyard. Because the figures are slender, they don’t block sightlines across the water feature or hedge. We often cast them in mirror-polished walnut so the sunlight catches the horns as the day moves. Courtyards in Mediterranean, Moroccan and Japanese gardens all use the same trick — a light animal on a heavy base reads as motion that has been stopped, not frozen.
Scale guide: for a 6 m courtyard, order life-size (85 cm at the shoulder). For smaller 3 m courtyards, half-scale (45 cm) reads better.
Garden Fountain Spouts
A springbok statue with a hidden water pipe through the body — the spout emerges from the mouth in a thin arc.
Residential Entrance Markers
Two Thomson’s gazelle flanking a drive — one standing, one alert — frame arrivals without looking heavy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How tall is a life-size gazelle statue?
Thomson’s gazelle is about 65 cm at the shoulder in life; our life-size bronze stands 60–70 cm tall including base. A leaping springbok reads at 110–130 cm from ground to horn tip.
How heavy are the slender legs? Will they bend?
Each leg is a solid bronze shell over a 10 mm steel armature anchored into the plinth. A life-size gazelle weighs 25–35 kg; the legs are engineered for wind loads to 120 km/h.
Can you cast the black side stripe in a darker patina?
Yes. We apply a dark liver-of-sulfur patina to the flank stripe and seal it, leaving the body walnut. The contrast reads clearly from 5 m viewing distance.
Do you sell male/female pairs?
Yes. Most courtyard commissions are a paired set — male with full horns, female with shorter horns — on a shared oval plinth. Pricing is 1.8× a single piece.
Can the gazelle be made as a water feature spout?
Yes. We route a hidden 20 mm stainless pipe through the body; water arcs from the mouth into a basin. Submersible pump supplied.
What is the price range?
Tabletop pieces (30 cm) start at $600. Life-size single gazelles run $2,800–$4,500. Paired courtyard sets start at $5,500.
Do you offer indoor tabletop versions?
Yes. We cast 25–40 cm versions for mantels, desktops and library shelves, with the same patina detail but a weighted felt base.
How long does a custom gazelle take?
In-stock poses ship in 2 weeks. Custom species or pose takes 10–14 weeks including maquette approval.
Can the horns be polished bright instead of patinated?
Yes. Polished horns against a matte walnut body is a popular option — the horns catch sunlight like jewelry.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. Wooden crates, ocean freight, door-to-door insurance. Most single pieces ship in a 60×30×30 cm case under 30 kg.
Can I commission a species not listed?
Yes. Gerenuk, gerenuk, dama gazelle, addra — send reference photos and we sculpt a maquette. Endangered species commissions receive a conservation plaque.
What warranty do you offer?
5-year warranty against casting defects. Patina is sealed and expected to age gracefully; we supply a touch-up wax kit with every outdoor piece.
Order Your Gazelle Bronze
Tell us the species, pose and whether you want a single or pair.
