Hand Sculpted Metal Earring Tree Display Stand
This earring tree display stand is forged and brazed by hand to create a unique look that will showcase your jewelry and organize it at the same time. Its smooth, free-flowing limbs recall the natural shape of a tree while the beautiful color of the raw metal keeps a modern look. It is made out of 100% recycled and reclaimed steel and brazed together with bronze. It is clear-coated in acrylic to prevent rust. If you have any questions, please let me know! I can also personalize the base with stamped initials or build it to your specifications. Just contact me with the details, and I'll let you know how much it will cost. Top reasons why you should by from EagleEye Craftsmanship: 1. All items are carefully welded and forged by hand. 2. All products are made by myself right here in Texas. 3. I use re-purposed and salvaged steel as often as I can. 4. If you have a special request, I will work with you on designing and building it. 5. If you aren't 100% happy with the product, you can return it within a month of purchase date. Thank you for looking at my product! If you have any questions, please let me know!
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I believe a decoration, tool, or furnishing should be more than just a mass-produced product off the assembly line. Eagle Eye Craftsmanship started because I became aware of a distinct lack of handmade metal utility-art.
My name is Enoch Heise. I’m 20 years old and was raised in the great State of Texas! Growing up in the country, I’ve always loved building and crafting different useful items. My first introduction to welding was as a member of a local 4-H group. Together, we built a large meat smoker and trailer which won a blue ribbon at the TX State Fair.
Shortly after that, I joined Scouting, where I earned the rank of Eagle Scout and taught the metalworking merit badge. I’m currently pursing entrepreneurship in North Texas and helping to fill the need for quality, Texas-made utility-art.
I believe the American heritage of the individual, independent craftsman is experiencing a great revival in today's over-saturated, mass-produced market. As I'm trying to turn this hobby of mine into a real full-time business, I hope to share what I'm learning with others who dream of doing the same.
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