Hand Signs

The Thumbs Up Sculpture makes a great congratulatory gift for any accomplishment or job well done!  This hand sign is the universal sign of satisfaction or approval. Spread positive vibes by displaying this beautiful sculptural piece in your home or office! The Thumbs Up hand...

The 'V' sign, made by holding up the index and middle fingers, initially was used to signal victory by Allied nations during World War II.  Anti-war activists later adopted it as a symbol of peace, and today the gesture is the standard Peace salute....

The Horned Frog hand sign is made by bending the index and middle fingers.  Notably, Texas Christian University (TCU) has adopted this hand sign as their own. Our PRIZE Brass Horned Frog Hand Sculpture makes a great congratulatory gift or "PRIZE" for new students,...

The Horns Up Brass Hand Sculpture is the standard rock and roll salute and a mainstream way of saying, “Rock on”,  “Hell yeah”, or “Good times”. Notably, The University of Texas and their Longhorns have adopted this sign as their own. This sculpture makes a...

The "Guns Up" sign is the widely recognized greeting of one Texas Tech University Red Raider to another. It is also the sign of victory displayed by the crowd at every athletic event. The sign is made by extending the index finger outward while extending...

The "L" Initial Hand Sign is made by extending the thumb outward while extending the index finger upward and tucking in the middle, little and fourth fingers. Notably, this hand sign has been adopted by Louisiana State University (LSU). PRIZE Brass Sculptures are created in...

In Western culture, The Finger or the middle finger is a provocative and sometimes humorous hand gesture.  The gesture can communicate irreverence and sometimes moderate to extreme contempt. It is performed by showing the back of a hand that has only the middle finger...

This hand sign is made by slightly curving all five fingers inward to form a claw.   Notably, Baylor University and Texas State Universities have each adopted this hand sign as their own.   PRIZE Sculptures are created in brass using the ancient method...

The Shaka Hand Sign can mean many things: “Hang loose”, “Right on”, “Thank you”, “Take it easy” and even “Awesome”. In Hawaii, the Shaka Hand Sign expresses all of these friendly messages and more. It is primarily used as a greeting gesture or one...

Our PRIZE Number One Hand Sign Sculpture is a great way to tell someone that you think that they are Number One!  A hand pointing upward with the index finger extended symbolizes #1.  The Number One Hand Sign is made by extending the index...

Let someone know that they are appreciated and loved with our "I Love You" Hand Sign Sculpture in Brass.   The "I Love You" hand sign is a sign from American Sign Language which has moved into the mainstream. In American Sign Language, the sign...

The Pony Ears hand sign is made by simply making the peace sign with (commonly) the right hand and then the fist and middle fingers relax just enough so that they are slightly bent to represent pony ears. This hand sign is the official...

PRIZE Sculptures are created in brass using the ancient process of lost wax casting and are polished by hand to achieve a high-gloss finish. Due to the handmade nature of the sculptures, each piece varies slightly, and no two pieces are exactly alike. The...

Estimated In Stock: 10/01/2026 Pre-Order Now — Orders will ship as soon as the product is back in stock.  The Heart Hands Hand Sign depicts a pair of hands forming a heart. The hand sign is used to convey love and affection. PRIZE Sculptures...

This hand sign is made by folding the ring finger of the right hand toward the palm of the hand with the palm facing out. Notably, the University of Houston (U of H), Arizona State University (ASU), and the University of California at San...

The V.O.L. Hand Sign Sculpture celebrates the iconic gesture proudly associated with the University of Tennessee Volunteers. Formed with the left hand, the sign is created by: Making a "V" with the index and middle fingers Forming an "O" with the thumb and ring...

This claw-like hand sign forms the letters W and C. To make this hand sign, extend the pinky, ring, and middle fingers to form the W, while bending the index finger and thumb to form the C. One translation is W for "Wild" and...

The Axe sign is the widely recognized greeting of one SFA student, alumni, or fan to another. It is also the sign of victory displayed by the crowd at every athletic event. The sign is made by extending the index and middle fingers outward while...