Key Details

Item / Title:
Early Settlement Village: Hand-Burned Pyrography on Natural Timber Slab

Maker / Artist:
Unsigned – hand-crafted folk art piece

Origin:
Australia (Colonial Representation)

Year / Era:
Mid–late 20th century (circa 1960s–1980s)

Edition / Pattern / Model:
One-off handcrafted piece

Materials:
Solid natural timber slab with bark edge (live edge), pyrography (wood-burned illustration), & a sealed finish

Dimensions:

Format / Type:
Wall-hanging decorative plaque
(Wire hanger attached to reverse)

Markings / Inscriptions:


About:

This charming timber plaque captures a nostalgic vision of an early Australian colonial settlement and has been lovingly rendered using traditional pyrography, or the art of decorating materials like wood, leather, or gourds with burn marks from various tools. 

Each building, sign, and fence line has been carefully burned into the grain of the wood, allowing the natural warmth and character of the timber to become part of the scene itself and fitting beautifully on any wall or shelf. 

With its live bark edge and rustic finish, this piece feels right at home in a country cottage, homestead, or heritage-inspired interior. It truly is a wonderful example of Australian folk craft celebrating early settlement life.


Condition

Condition: Very good vintage condition.

Photos form part of the description – please examine them closely.


Postage & Handling

📦 Carefully wrapped and packaged to ensure safe arrival
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