• Officially licensed limited edition polystone monolith of Kiss mores.
• A fitting tribute to one of the most influential rock and roll bands of all time.
• Each sculpture is handcrafted in granite effect resin and can be displayed free standing or ed on a wall.
• Limited to 2000 pieces worldwide, this sculpture features the iconic members of KISS.
• KISSmore measures 15” wide x 10” high x 4” deep.

From the Manufacturer --------------------- KISS Kiss more Polystone Sculpture: Featuring the Demon, The Starchild, The Spaceman and The Catman, this polystone monolith is a fitting tribute to one of the most influential rock and roll bands of all time. Each sculpture is handcrafted in granite effect resin and can be displayed free standing or ed on a wall. A numbered limited edition of 2000 pieces. Kiss more measures 15” wide x 10” high x 4” deep. The Kiss more Story, by Douglas Hildebrandt: My name is Douglas Hildebrandt and I created Kiss more. I initially created it as a personal project, but I liked it so much I made an extra one and sent it to Gene Simmons as a gift. Sometime later I was amazed to see it in one of the display cases in Gene’s Office on his reality TV show. I was even more stunned to then get a phone call from Gene himself to thank me. He also gave me some pointers and advice on getting my ideas and designs produced. I then hooked up with Factory Entertainment who shared my vision and had the license to produce decorative KISS items, they commissioned me to produce a master pattern for this limited edition run. I have been a KISS fan most of my life, loving their music, style and the four iconic characters they created. Being a musician and artist myself, KISS has always struck me as one of the most unique and influential rock and roll bands. As an artist I wanted to create something very special to honor KISS. I wanted to imitate the real Rushmore, so it is deliberately styled to replicate the look of carved granite. I also wanted the faces to look like a scaled down version of what KISS would really look like if they were actually carved in epic proportions sixty feet high into the side of a ain. So I also tried to emulate the sculpting style used by the sculptors who created the real Rushmore. I think it is a fitting tribute and true testament to one of the greatest bands of our time.