“It started with sculpting limestone. Yeah, I’ll try some marble. So pretty. Get more marble; more marble. Italian marble leads to the fine alabaster and the best tools. Poof—you’re in the supply business.”

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2sculpt has the expertise to advise on appropriate stone and tools to accomplish your artistic objectives. It is for that reason we like to talk on the phone or via email to truly customize your purchase.

We searched to find the best stone and stone carving tools. We would hate to hear that you spent weeks working on a sculpture that falls apart before it is completed. We hand-pick most of the stone in the U.S. and throughout the world. (It’s a tough job!)

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So we offer what we found to you at fellow sculptor prices. If you have some time, see some of our work in the gallery and learn about our carving workshops. Share some helpful hints with us. We all want to be better artists!

2Sculpt is located on Myles’ Mountain just outside Lawrence, Kansas, where we have set up a stone carving studio and a vast collection of stones and tools.

Credits for sculptures on this page:

  • Stazzema Marble Fish – Dahrl Thomson
  • Picasso Marble – T Barny
  • Yule Marble Princess – Al Brown
  • Portuguese Pink marble Smile – Ellen Woodbury
  • Italian Ice Alabaster Rose – Art Wells
  • Cipollino Marble – Brian Barreto
  • Atlantic Black Marble – Ron Klinger
  • Pale Ale Alabaster – Gerald Rockwell