AKĀSHA V™ | Outdoor Bronze Garden Sculptures (Set of 5)

The Akāsha Series™ by Tina Klar (Objects & forms)

"Between the earth and the infinite lies a space that cannot be seen, only experienced."

Inspired by the ancient concept of Akāsha—the fifth element and the infinite space that connects all existence—this sculptural installation transforms the landscape into a place of quiet reflection.

Five individually grounded monolith sculptures rise in an organic constellation around a central form, creating an invisible field rather than a single object. Every angle reveals a new relationship between light, shadow and space, inviting movement and contemplation.

As sunlight moves across the landscape, the sculptures shift from solid architectural forms into luminous vertical planes. At dusk they become silhouettes. At night they appear as quiet guardians of the garden.

Nothing is static.
Everything is connected.

Akāsha V is not designed merely to occupy space.

It is designed to awaken it.

The sculpture can be used in Indoors and outdoors. Uplifter lights can be placed on the base to high light the pieces. Lights are not part of the sculpture and are to be done by the client itself.

Product Fixing - the sculpture come with base plates that have holes and nuts to drill into floor and fix as per your area. For garden areas the product should be installed 1-2 inches inside the grass for proper fixing.

✔ Key Features

• Dimensions: Height- 9 / 8 / 7 feet | Length 18-22 inches | Width 12-16 inches | Base - 20-22 inches dia 
  

• Material: Metal / Aluminium sheets / Iron Base

• Colours: Matt Bronze / golden / black / antique

• Usage: Indoor & outdoor décor

• Package Includes: 5 metal sculptures | 1 pc in 9 feet, 2 pcs in 8 feet, 2 pcs in 7 feet 

• Delivery: 4-8 weeks 

• Transportation - Cost of direct transportation is extra as per actual. Cost will be calculated at the time of placing order depending of delivery city.
• Weight - each piece weighs around 40-80 kg

• Finish: Handmade — slight variations & marks naturally occur in metal art

• The pictures are 3D of the products and will have variation in look from the actual piece. The light effects will vary from angle to angle and cannot be held as a mark to the actual piece.

What makes AKĀSHA V different from traditional garden sculptures?

AKĀSHA V is designed as an architectural sculpture rather than a decorative garden ornament. Inspired by the philosophy of Akāsha—the fifth element representing infinite space—it consists of five individually placed monoliths that create an immersive sculptural experience through light, proportion and negative space.

Where can large outdoor sculptures be installed?

Outdoor sculptures can be installed in:

• Luxury private gardens
• Villa landscapes
• Hotel entrances
• Resort courtyards
• Corporate headquarters
• Sculpture parks
• Public plazas
• Architectural courtyards
• Rooftop gardens
• Meditation gardens

Every Objects & Form sculpture can be customized to suit the scale of the project.

Are bronze-finished aluminium sculptures weather resistant?

Yes. Our sculptures are handcrafted from aluminium and finished with multiple layers of bronze, gold and antique hand polishing, followed by protective outdoor coatings to ensure long-term durability in exterior environments.

Do luxury hotels use outdoor sculptures?

Yes. Luxury hotels and resorts often commission large outdoor sculptures to create memorable arrival experiences, focal points within gardens and distinctive public spaces. Sculptural installations help reinforce the identity and character of premium hospitality projects.

Are Objects & Form sculptures handcrafted?

Yes. Every sculpture is handcrafted in India by skilled artisans using architectural-grade aluminium. Each piece is individually fabricated, hand-finished and inspected before installation.

Can Objects & Form create bespoke public art installations?

Yes. We collaborate with architects, developers, hotels, luxury residences and corporate clients to design large-scale custom sculptures, site-specific installations and architectural public art.