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The Sitting Unit Sculpture

A sculptural collectible that doesn’t function, doesn’t move, and quietly stares into the void on your behalf.

The Sitting Unit Sculpture

Original price was: £258.99.Current price is: £240.90.

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Estimated delivery:  Within 15 business days (3 hours for digital products)

The Sitting Unit™ is a tabletop sculpture designed to resemble a figure frozen mid-thought, mid-life, or mid-something. Perfectly useless in a practical sense, it doubles as a metaphor for stillness, submission, or the kind of post-capitalist burnout you can place on a shelf.

Crafted in cast resin with a hand-applied patina and mounted on a polished faux-stone base, this piece is ideal for those curating surreal living spaces or simply tired of decor that tries too hard to please. It makes a perfect desk object, bookshelf artifact, or passive-aggressive gift.

Delivery & Exchanges

We offer complimentary express shipping on all eligible orders, with careful packaging to ensure your item arrives safely and intact. You have 30 days from the delivery date to return or exchange it.

We are committed to sustainable design and responsible production. At Dwuh Studios, we carefully select materials that are long-lasting, ethically sourced, and environmentally conscious. We adopt a limited-production approach to reduce waste, avoid overconsumption, and ensure each piece is made with purpose and intention.

We do not follow trends or mass production cycles. Instead, we focus on creating meaningful objects that respect both craft and context. Sustainability is not a label we use lightly—it is embedded in how we design, make, and reflect.

We uphold ethical responsibility as a core value of our studio practice. Every decision—from material sourcing and labor partnerships to creative representation—is guided by a respect for human dignity, transparency, and fairness.

We work only with suppliers and collaborators who share our commitment to responsible labor practices, inclusivity, and cultural sensitivity. Our projects avoid exploitative imagery and reject narratives that marginalize. We believe in building a platform where creative work is not only thoughtful in form, but also respectful in process.