Hoselton Collection are created by a dedicated family of artisians in Ontario's Northcumberland County. The process used to create these distinctive freeformed wildlife figuerines is known as sandcasting. This process involves carving an original image, then making a mould using the sandcasting method, followed by pouring molten aluminium alloy at a temperature of 1200 F into the mould. The final step is a long polishing process including three different hand polishing techniques, which gives each sculpture the soft, lustrous, non tarnish finish.