What size should I choose for my wall?

As a rule, art should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture beneath it. Over a sofa that usually means a piece 30″ or wider; in a hallway or above a console, 20″ to 24″ sits better. Each listing gives exact dimensions.

Will the copper tarnish or change over time?

Indoor pieces are sealed after firing, so the colour holds. Copper is a living metal and will deepen very slowly over years, which most owners consider part of its character.

Can I order a custom size for a specific wall?

Yes. Send the dimensions you need and Sergei will quote a commissioned piece built to fit the space. Custom work is a normal part of the studio.

Is copper wall art suitable for a bathroom or outdoors?

Framed pieces are made for interiors. For exterior copper, look at the roof finials and conductor heads, which are built to weather without any sealant.

Like any framed work — standard picture hardware on the frame. Larger pieces have real weight, so use a wall anchor or fix into a stud.

Do you ship framed work safely?

Yes. Pieces are packed to survive freight and ship throughout the United States. Work has shipped internationally as well.

Framed Wall Art

Handmade copper wall art — each piece cut, folded and fired by hand in solid copper, then framed. No two are alike, and none is ever repeated.

Colour comes from heat and time rather than paint. A torch drawn slowly across the metal pulls out reds, purples and golds; Jax patina brings the aged greens of a weathered roof. Because the surface is real copper, the piece keeps shifting subtly in different light — something a print or a painted panel cannot do.

Pieces run from roughly 19″ to 34″ on the long edge and hang like any framed work. Commissions are welcome if you need a specific size for a particular wall — send the dimensions and Sergei will quote it. Ask about a custom size.