Salvaged, Locally Harvested Walnut Award Plaque 1
Salvaged, Locally Harvested Walnut Award Plaque 2
Salvaged, Locally Harvested Walnut Award Plaque 3
Salvaged, Locally Harvested Walnut Award Plaque 4

Salvaged, Locally Harvested Walnut Award Plaque

$50

As an environmental educator I enjoy connecting people with the wonders of our natural world. I have a tremendous amount of interest in the trees that shape our forests- from their ability to sustain our ecosystems to their uniqueness and beauty. These plaques are custom made to fit your organization's logo or any other design. We utilize a plank of sustainably harvested black walnut (Juglans nigra) along with contrasting hardwood species of your choice in thin stock as well as hardwood veneer to provide a diversity of thicknesses. You can also choose to order a blank faced plaque comprised of a finished plank of walnut and apply a brass plaque to the entire face. Makes for a much more distinctive award than a laminated, press-board walnut imitation plaques commonly given. Cost is based upon the complexity of the brand or other image represented. The ones shown in the images were crafted at a cost of $70.00, and measure 10 inches by 13 inches by 2 inches thick. Cost does not include the brass plaque, which I can add or you can order independently. I'm happy to create a design for you or interpret your own in wood.

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Jonathan Marchal

Jonathan Marchal

Stonefly Woodcrafts

Black Mountain, NC
Member since: 2013
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I am a professional environmental educator and naturalist in Western North Carolina who enjoys using locally harvested and reclaimed hardwoods in designing and building functional woodwork.

I have a strong interest in creating works that highlight the biodiversity and character of the Southern Appalachians. If that appeals you you, let me know!

The wood I use in all projects is sustainably harvested and in most cases locally sourced. I do not use any exotic hardwoods, as these are often not harvested sustainably and create a large environmental impact by shipping them to the United States. All wood glue is food-safe when cured and waterproof. Finishes are all non-toxic.

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