Sculpture with raw materials is an artistic practice that emphasizes the natural beauty, texture, and inherent qualities of unprocessed or minimally altered materials. Unlike traditional sculptures that often involve extensive refinement or molding, works created from raw materials highlight the primitive and organic aspects of the medium. Artists working with raw materials such as stone, wood, metal, clay, or even found objects embrace the material's raw state, allowing it to dictate the form and meaning of the sculpture.

The process often involves a balance between the artist’s vision and the limitations or possibilities inherent in the material. In many cases, the raw material's rough edges, imperfections, and natural patterns become integral to the artwork, contributing to a sense of authenticity and connection to the earth or environment.