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Where I come from, sitting around the fire pit at night is a good way to unwind and spend time with loved ones. What better way to have it than a "fire bowl" made from upcycled and recycled metal products? If you look closely, you will see these are welded from outstretched cable wire!
According to Erik, "Each FireBowl by Modern Metal Work® is truly a functional work of art. Unlike mass produced products from volume manufacturers, our FireBowls are individually hand-crafted by skilled artisans at our Trenton Atelier, located in the heart of Trenton, New Jersey, USA. Our FireBowls are unique, lasting and eco-conscious. If you are concerned about the conservation of our planet’s limited resources, you will be pleased to know that most all of the materials used to create our FireBowls are reclaimed from industrial sources."
All photos courtesy of Modern Metal Work & Erik Hendrickson.
Connect with Erik or Read More About Him:
Etsy Shop
Website
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Helping Students Upcycle
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Related: Learn how Trenton Atelier is transforming Trenton, NJ into an Arts Hub, or connect with them on Facebook!
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Very nice! I am A welder and bought A rural retirement home about 3 year's ago. In the pole barn was several pallets of wire rope that came off an old drag line. I was going to scrap it but now you have given mean idea on what to do with it.
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