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Wrought Iron Picture Frame; Tile, Photo, Artwork Display Frames

$300

CUSTOM MADE WROUGHT IRON PICTURE DISPLAY FRAMES
Hand-forged solid iron frames for displaying artwork, mosaic tiles (shown), and more. Made-to-order according to your preferences for design, finish, etc. Each iron frame is an original and designed to highlight the object placed within its borders. Pricing is based on design specifications and typically ranges from roughly $300 to $600 or more.

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Ray Cichlar

Ray Cichlar

Rustic Furniture Hut

Pismo Beach, CA
Member since: 2015
4.9
9 Maker Reviews
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    This Maker has consistently demonstrated excellence in craftsmanship and customer service.

Artistic Iron & Wood Concepts ◊ Design & Fabrication

I work with wood and metal to make distinctive items that integrate design and function. Every project is unique and requires a personalized approach, with attention to artistry and craftsmanship a fundamental commitment to my clients.

Contact Info:
Email: RusticFurnitureHut@gmail.com
Phone: Please send an email if you'd like my direct contact number.

About the Owner:
My extensive background in art, design, and fabrication allows me to creatively apply different methods and materials for projects. I strive to create original, skillfully crafted items that will exceed my clients expectations.

A bit of (tongue-in-cheek) personal history:
When I was 9 years old, I stepped on a board with a rusty nail and became hooked on woodworking.

When I was 12 years old, I watched my father arc welding a project in his fabrication shop. After the blindness subsided, I bought a welding helmet and went to work . . .

The first time I accidentally hit my thumb with a hammer, I yelled at the top of my lungs in a foreign language. The second time, I went out and bought a smaller hammer.

If I had a dollar for every splinter I've pulled out of my hands, I could go to law school. Then I would be able to sue the trees.

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