Bronze sculptures in earthquake-prone areas require specialized seismic restraints to prevent damage during tremors. The most common types include base isolation systems, which decouple the sculpture from ground motion, and flexible anchoring systems that allow slight movement without toppling. Steel cables or rods are often used to secure sculptures to their bases, while viscous dampers absorb seismic energy. For larger installations, custom-designed bracing systems may be employed. Proper installation by qualified engineers ensures these restraints provide optimal protection while maintaining the sculpture's aesthetic integrity. Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial for long-term effectiveness, especially in high-risk zones.