A wax figure is a lifelike sculpture made from wax, often designed to resemble a famous person, such as a celebrity, historical figure, or fictional character. These figures are meticulously crafted to capture the details of the subject's appearance, including facial features, clothing, and even expressions. Wax figures are commonly displayed in museums, such as Madame Tussauds, where visitors can interact with them. The process of creating a wax figure involves sculpting a model, taking measurements, and using high-quality wax to replicate the subject. Artists often use real hair and clothing to enhance realism. Wax figures serve as a popular attraction for tourists and fans, allowing them to feel closer to their idols or historical icons.