Peanut Sculpture

Peanuts (scientific name Arachis hypogaea) originated in the Andes Mountains of South America. Archaeological evidence shows that as early as several thousand years BC, indigenous peoples of Peru and Brazil had already domesticated and cultivated them. During the Age of Exploration in the 15th century, Spanish and Portuguese colonists brought peanuts back to Europe, and they were subsequently introduced to Africa and North America via Atlantic trade. In the American South, peanuts were cultivated on a large scale due to agricultural transformation after the Civil War. This Peanut Sculpture is based on a realistic peanut and is made of fiberglass.

The sculpture’s outer shell replicates the natural net-like texture of a peanut, with a full and rounded outline, presenting a naturally curved pod shape. The surface is painted with a simulated golden-yellow peel, giving it a delicate and realistic texture. The product is available in various sizes and can also be customized with a half-shelled design to reveal the peanut kernel inside, creating a rich and layered display. The Peanut Sculpture has a stable supporting base, and the fiberglass material is waterproof, weather-resistant, and UV-resistant, making it suitable for long-term outdoor display. It can be used in agricultural theme parks, farm markets, food brand stores, and rural cultural tourism areas. Arturban Sculpture can customize various food statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.