Description
The Lake House is a one of a kind woodburned sign made from Aroostook River driftwood.
I burned the words The Lake House and a small cabin scene by hand onto a weathered 19th-century roof shingle found in the Aroostook River in Caribou, Maine. The wood carries the texture and character of its past. I applied a matte UV-protective finish, added a natural cotton hanging rope, and signed the back with its Riverbed Art and river origins.
Product Details
- Authentic driftwood – A 19th-century wooden roof shingle from the Aroostook River.
- Hand-burned design – "The Lake House" with a cabin on the lake.
- Perfect size – 16.5 inches long, 5.5 inches tall, and 0.5 inches thick.
- Protective finish – MATTE UV protection helps protect against fading.
- Rustic hanging rope – Natural cotton for easy display.
- Signed for authenticity – "Riverbed Art '24, Aroostook River, Caribou, Me."
