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Goat Head
$485.00
We made this charismatic goat head with reclaimed metal and wood. We hand draw the pattern on the metal with soapstone and cut it with a hand held plasma cutter. We then hand hammer and weld the head into shape. Finally, we attach it to a reclaimed corn planter disk. We cut the horns from a large block of wood and shape them by hand.
This goat head is sealed with a water-based enamel. Each head will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences.
This head can easily be hung with a nail or screw. It’s weight is approximately 16 lbs
Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Size: 22”h x 16”w x 14”d
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Additional information
| Weight | 15 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22 × 16 × 14 in |
| Sculpture Type | Wall Sculpture |
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Buffalo Head
ArchivedOur buffalo head is handmade with reclaimed metal. We hand draw the head pattern on the metal with soapstone and cut it with a hand held plasma cutter. The shapes are then arc welded together to form the head. We hand hammer the eyes on and mount the head on a recycled corn planter disk.
The metal is sealed with a water-based enamel. This piece can be hung inside or out. Each head will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences. This head can easily be hung with a nail or screw. The weight is approximately 15 lbs Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. If outdoors, you can maintain a shiny metal look [entirely optional] by applying a clear metal enamel, available in a spray can at your local hardware store. Size: 18"h x 21"w x 12"d
Eagle
ArchivedWe created this piece using weathered steel. We hand draw the pattern on the metal with soapstone and cut it with a hand held plasma cutter. We then hand hammer and weld it into shape. The red was hand painted with milk paint.
The metal is sealed with a water-based enamel. Each piece will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences. Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. If outdoors, you can maintain a shiny metal look [entirely optional] by applying a clear metal enamel, available in a spray can at your local hardware store. Size: 23”h x 27”w x 5”d
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Archived, FurnitureWe created this table with reclaimed metal, that we cut and welded into shape. We made the top by hand cutting, planing and sanding reclaimed barn floor boards. The blue color is hand-painted with real milk paint.
The metal is sealed with a water-based enamel. Each table will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences. Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. If outdoors, you can maintain a shiny metal look (optional) by applying a clear metal enamel, available in a spray can at your local hardware store. Size: 22”h x 22”w x 22”d Size: 31"h x 48"w x 12"dI just want to tell you how much I am loving my side table/nightstand. I keep going into the bedroom just to look at it. The barn wood is so beautiful and it fits into my idea of decor, besides being very useful for storage. I just love it. Thank you.
Cricket
ArchivedThis piece was handmade by Ben Gatski in Pennsylvania. The metal we used is from weathered steel. We hand draw the pattern on the metal with soapstone and cut it with a hand held plasma cutter. We then hand hammer and weld it into shape. The blue was hand painted with milk paint.
The metal is sealed with a water-based enamel. Each man will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences. Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. If outdoors, you can maintain a shiny metal look [entirely optional] by applying a clear metal enamel, available in a spray can at your local hardware store.
Could you make this with metal horns so it could be hung outdoors?
Hi, Good to hear from you! Yes, absolutely! We can definitely make this with metal horns. That would be no problem at all. Please do let us know if you have any other questions. I am happy to answer them. Thanks again! Kate