$22.95
Fair trade is vital to the village of Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti, where the air rings with the sound of metal banging against metal. Workshops line the streets of the village and outside each are stacks of discarded 55-gallon drums awaiting transformation. To begin the process, the tops of the barrels are removed and the open barrel is stuffed with straw and dried banana leaves and then set ablaze. This burns out the residue and old paint and strengthens the metal. After the barrels have cooled, they are slit down the side, pried open, pounded flat and sanded down, giving the artist a smooth flat surface, much like a painter's canvas. The artist chalks his design onto the metal and then, using a hammer and chisel, begins the work of cutting the sculpture and giving it form, detail and dimension. When he is satisfied with his results, he pounds his signature onto the sculpture and seals it with a protective, weather-proof finish. a hammer and chisel.
http://www.haitimetalwallart.com/
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Aug 26, 2022
BEAUTIFUL WORKMANSHIP THAT THE PICS DO NOT PORTRAY. VERY HAPPY WITH THIS PIECE. THE PACKAGING WAS EVEN DONE WITH CARE. GOOD QUALITY. TAKE PRIDE IN THEIR ART!
Jul 10, 2020
love this line of décor------