Prairie Dance, Inc
In This House Your Best Will Always-Wall Art
In This House Your Best Will Always-Wall Art
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"In this house your best will always be good enough"
Available In Two Finishes:
- Rust Finish (Our signature burnt orange patina marble finish)
- Brush Finish (A sleek silver tone with organic brush stroke lines)
28"W x 12.5"H x 1"D
- Comes with Built-in hanging mount
- Lightweight steel construction — magnetic surface
- Handcrafted — slight color variations in both finishes
- Each sign is sealed with a clear coat of polyurethane to protect
- For outdoor use we recommend athorough coating of a clear, flat spray paint made for metal, applied at least once a year.
- One-of-a-kind patina & brush patterns/marbling cannot be replicated
- Proudly USA made
- For outdoor use we recommend athorough coating of a clear, flat spray paint made for metal, applied at least once a year.
Comes with built-in hanging mount
Lightweight steel construction — magnetic surface
Each sign is sealed with a clear coat of polyurethane to protect
For outdoor use we recommend a thorough coating of a clear, flat spray paint made for metal, applied at least once a year.
Even with a clear coat, natural changes to the finish will occur with outdoor use.
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Prairie Dance
While on vacation with her husband and another couple, Terri and her friend were attracted to some metal sculptures fashioned from aged metal. The husbands, not relishing the idea of transporting the art home, responded "Well we can do that." True to their word, the husbands were able to help craft the new designs, but experiments to age the metal had failed. Then, tired, hot, and frustrated, Terri applied a solution of vinegar and water to the sculptures lying on the garage floor and walked away. Overnight, a combination of elements imparted a patina more unique than Terri had ever seen. It took Terri months to figure out just what worked that night, but through trial and error she was able to replicate the process and in 1997 Prairie Dance was born. Today Prairie Dance is produced by Terri and her small but dedicated staff.