Two Metals, One Ring
This stainless steel and corten steel ring sculpture joins two metals in one circular form. A mirror-polished surface covers one side of the ring. Warm, rust-orange corten covers the other. The two surfaces meet along a soft, flowing line.
Viewers see the garden, the building, or the sky through the hole, so the sculpture frames its surroundings.
Precision-Fitted Ring Structure
This stainless steel and corten steel ring sculpture combines curved metal panels into a large circular form. Our craftsmen carefully shape and align each section to maintain a balanced outline. They also refine the joints where the two metals meet, keeping the transition between the silver and rust-colored surfaces clean.
Hand-Cut Ripple Openings
Our craftsmen cut organic, water-drop openings across the ring. The openings are dense near the top and thin out toward the bottom. They look like ripples spreading across water. Each edge is ground and smoothed by hand, so the cuts stay crisp and safe to touch.
Mirror Polishing and Patina Control
Our polishing team works the stainless steel surface through successive grinding and polishing stages to achieve a clear, reflective finish. They pay close attention to visible joints and curved areas, where surface irregularities can distort reflections. The Corten steel develops a warm rust-orange patina that contrasts with the silver mirror finish. Careful surface treatment keeps the two finishes distinct and preserves the intended color balance.
Order a Stainless Steel and Corten Steel Ring Sculpture
Mily offers factory-direct service for stainless steel and corten steel ring sculptures in different sizes and finishes. Contact our team to discuss dimensions, steel thickness, mounting options, and shipping costs. Request a quote for your corten steel sculptures today.
