Sculpt (verb)

1. To carve, model, or make a sculpture from a material such as stone, wood, or clay.
2. To shape or mold something by cutting, chiseling, or otherwise removing material.

Origin:

Middle english, from latin sculptare, from sculptus, past participle of scalpere to carve, from sculpere to carve, from sculpsit, third person singular past tense of sculpere.

Examples:

1. He sculpted the statue out of marble.
2. She sculpted a bust of her father.
3. The artist sculpted a replica of the famous statue.
4. The ice sculptor created a beautiful sculpture.
5. He sculpted the tree into a unique shape.