Did you hear the one about the Scot who walked into the artist’s studio and said, “Oi! I’m a proud Scotsman and I want you to make me something that’ll prove it to the world!” The artist looked up and said, “You’re lyin’.” “I am not!” insisted the Scot. “No, no...your lion rampant flag. I’ll make a mirror out of it.” They both laughed and celebrated with some haggis. True story. (Not really)

•Hand-cut metal Scottish flag

•Brushed steel

•Mirror

•24” h X 36” w

Want to bring a little life to your view but a flowerbox isn’t an option? This low profile shelf hooks onto the inside of your window frame and will hold a vase or colored glass as easily as your attention. And it’s much more pleasant than watching you’re your neighbors’ obnoxious kids.

• Hand-cut leaves

• Brushed steel

• 32” W x 3” D

I was going to make a simple frame to hold my bio page for an art show then I decided I might as well as have some fun with it. Then, after I made it, I decided somebody might actually want to buy this thing. It will hold a 5” X 7” picture either vertically or horizontally. It will hold people’s attention indefinitely!

•Ragged hand-cut steel plate

•Weld bead and hardware elements

•Hung horizontally or vertically

•16” h X 12” w

The perfect complement to the Tasty Mirror-lo. First, let your eyes drink in its beauty and fine craftsmanship. Then, sniff its intoxicating, clean, brushed steel finish. And swish around the mouthwatering grapes and bold, hand-cut leaves and winding grapevine. Finally, have a party. Something this good should be shared with friends.

• Custom metal shelf

• Brushed steel finish

• Handcrafted steel grapes, leaves and tendrils

• 18” w X 6” d

Like a young boy stepping on a rake, this has huge impact in a small package. But no rake could collect all the compliments this little steel leaf mirror will get. (Now, that’s what you call a segue!)

• Family names hidden in the metal leaves

• Mirror wall art

• Antique copper finish

• 12” h X 9” w

--testimonial--“When I first saw this mirror I was thrilled—I loved the metal leaf art and I knew it would be perfect for my living room. Then I discovered that the names of my family members were hidden in the leaves which made the mirror that more special to me. It’s fun to watch people try and find everyone’s names.”

— Mary J.

Did you hear the one about the Scot who walked into the artist’s studio and said, “Oi! I’m a proud Scotsman and I want you to make me something that’ll prove it to the world!” The artist looked up and said, “You’re lyin’.” “I am not!” insisted the Scot. “No, no...your lion rampant flag. I’ll make a mirror out of it.” They both laughed and celebrated with some haggis. True story. (Not really)

•Hand-cut metal Scottish flag

•Brushed steel

•Mirror

•24” h X 36” w

It’s time to celebrate an Anniversary! Two things this good together are a rarity - it’s quite the accomplishment. Congratulations to Artistry and Craftsmanship, a match made in my studio.

• Blackened steel finish

• Polished steel mat

• Displayed horizontally or vertically

• 17” h X 13” w

Three inches square of dazzling sparkle, honey. Rich colors, rainbow reflections. Hungry Holler luvs these suncatchers.

Did you hear the one about the Scot who walked into the artist’s studio and said, “Oi! I’m a proud Scotsman and I want you to make me something that’ll prove it to the world!” The artist looked up and said, “You’re lyin’.” “I am not!” insisted the Scot. “No, no...your lion rampant flag. I’ll make a mirror out of it.” They both laughed and celebrated with some haggis. True story. (Not really)

•Hand-cut metal Scottish flag

•Brushed steel

•Mirror

•24” h X 36” w

The perfect complement to the Tasty Mirror-lo. First, let your eyes drink in its beauty and fine craftsmanship. Then, sniff its intoxicating, clean, brushed steel finish. And swish around the mouthwatering grapes and bold, hand-cut leaves and winding grapevine. Finally, have a party. Something this good should be shared with friends.

• Custom metal shelf

• Brushed steel finish

• Handcrafted steel grapes, leaves and tendrils

• 18” w X 6” d

Larger than most urban gardens, this flower patch features over 3 dozen, fresh plasma-cut posies that create an eye-watering steel mirror – even if you don’t have pollen allergies. It’s so big and so gorgeous anyone will look good in it. Trust me, I tried it! They’ll never shrivel up and always look fresh as a…how’s that saying go?

• Over 3 dozen individual, hand-cut, steel flowers

• Exquisite details

• Brushed steel finish

• 42” h X 42” w

Did you hear the one about the Scot who walked into the artist’s studio and said, “Oi! I’m a proud Scotsman and I want you to make me something that’ll prove it to the world!” The artist looked up and said, “You’re lyin’.” “I am not!” insisted the Scot. “No, no...your lion rampant flag. I’ll make a mirror out of it.” They both laughed and celebrated with some haggis. True story. (Not really)

•Hand-cut metal Scottish flag

•Brushed steel

•Mirror

•24” h X 36” w

Like a young boy stepping on a rake, this has huge impact in a small package. But no rake could collect all the compliments this little steel leaf mirror will get. (Now, that’s what you call a segue!)

• Family names hidden in the metal leaves

• Mirror wall art

• Antique copper finish

• 12” h X 9” w

--testimonial--“When I first saw this mirror I was thrilled—I loved the metal leaf art and I knew it would be perfect for my living room. Then I discovered that the names of my family members were hidden in the leaves which made the mirror that more special to me. It’s fun to watch people try and find everyone’s names.”

— Mary J.

Some people think of Morning Glories as an invasive weed that grows everywhere and over everything. I think they are beautiful bits of color and heart-shaped leaves that appear in the places we need them most. I saw a collection of them in the alley behind my house making some garbage cans look especially pleasant. I figured if they can make a rat condo look good what they could do to the inside of a nice house would be Morning Glory-ous!

• Hand-cut leaves and flowers

• Hand-forged ivy element

• Hung horizontally or vertically

• 48” h X 18” w

Did you hear the one about the Scot who walked into the artist’s studio and said, “Oi! I’m a proud Scotsman and I want you to make me something that’ll prove it to the world!” The artist looked up and said, “You’re lyin’.” “I am not!” insisted the Scot. “No, no...your lion rampant flag. I’ll make a mirror out of it.” They both laughed and celebrated with some haggis. True story. (Not really)

•Hand-cut metal Scottish flag

•Brushed steel

•Mirror

•24” h X 36” w

Slowly, the Stalker sneaks up on its prey. Step by cautious step, getting ever closer to catching a glimpse of its obsession. 'Quit acting like you don't know I'm watching' the Stalker thinks. To get a better look, the hand-forged steel branches are pulled to either side, exposing a perfect, unobstructed view of…yourself. Sicko!

• Brushed steel finish

• Hand-forged steel branches

• Custom, hinged branches

• 24” h X 18” w

Want to bring a little life to your view but a flowerbox isn’t an option? This low profile shelf hooks onto the inside of your window frame and will hold a vase or colored glass as easily as your attention. And it’s much more pleasant than watching you’re your neighbors’ obnoxious kids.

• Hand-cut leaves

• Brushed steel

• 32” W x 3” D

I was going to make a simple frame to hold my bio page for an art show then I decided I might as well as have some fun with it. Then, after I made it, I decided somebody might actually want to buy this thing. It will hold a 5” X 7” picture either vertically or horizontally. It will hold people’s attention indefinitely!

•Ragged hand-cut steel plate

•Weld bead and hardware elements

•Hung horizontally or vertically

•16” h X 12” w

It’s time to celebrate an Anniversary! Two things this good together are a rarity - it’s quite the accomplishment. Congratulations to Artistry and Craftsmanship, a match made in my studio.

• Blackened steel finish

• Polished steel mat

• Displayed horizontally or vertically

• 17” h X 13” w

It’s time to celebrate an Anniversary! Two things this good together are a rarity - it’s quite the accomplishment. Congratulations to Artistry and Craftsmanship, a match made in my studio.

• Blackened steel finish

• Polished steel mat

• Displayed horizontally or vertically

• 17” h X 13” w

The one that got it all started. When a piece of scrap metal resembled a leaf I wondered, “Would a bunch of steel leaves look cool or like a clogged gutter?” I think the answer’s obvious - but I made it anyway.

• Custom wall art

• Hand-cut steel leaves

• Brushed steel finish

• 30” h X 40” w

--testimonial-- “We were enthusiastic about your idea of framing a mirror with steel leaves. But your suggestion of "hiding" family names among the leaves was brilliant! Now we not only have a fine piece of art, but also a lively family tradition which we enjoy when we all gather together during the holidays.”

— Bill and Judy B.

The climbing grapevines feature woody undertones and the handcrafted steel grapes give this Tasty Mirror-lo a citrusy, clean finish – whatever that means. It’s also a great way to see how purple your lips are getting.

• Custom metal wall art with mirror

• Brushed steel finish

• Handcrafted steel grapes, leaves and tendrils

• 28” h X 18” w

One of my favorite things to do in Chicago is to walk around the city and see what pieces of discarded hardware I can find. You’d be amazed (and possibly horrified) at what I find under elevated train tracks – sheared off bolts, rusted railroad spikes and lag bolts, various and numerous pieces of metal begging for a second chance. Well, here it is. Happy commuting!

• Salvaged and repurposed hardware

• Brushed and rusted steel

• Various sizes and designs

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It’s time to celebrate an Anniversary! Two things this good together are a rarity - it’s quite the accomplishment. Congratulations to Artistry and Craftsmanship, a match made in my studio.

• Blackened steel finish

• Polished steel mat

• Displayed horizontally or vertically

• 17” h X 13” w

Glass inlay wall panels

Larger than most urban gardens, this flower patch features over 3 dozen, fresh plasma-cut posies that create an eye-watering steel mirror – even if you don’t have pollen allergies. It’s so big and so gorgeous anyone will look good in it. Trust me, I tried it! They’ll never shrivel up and always look fresh as a…how’s that saying go?

• Over 3 dozen individual, hand-cut, steel flowers

• Exquisite details

• Brushed steel finish

• 42” h X 42” w

Small, young abalone shell from a commercial abalone farm, black glass, mirror. Assembled with copper foil.

Great care must be used when working with shell! The dust is as harmful as asbestos!

18-foot waterfall of mirrors, colored glass, and colored mirrors.

For video of this strand, please use this link:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIT0DNawogg

Thank you and peace.

Distinct lines, strong features, interesting textures and a steely but friendly appearance. Come to think of it, you and these mirrors have a lot in common.

• Rectangular and round metal mirror

• Brushed finish

• Industrial hardware

• 28” h X 18” w and 14” h X 14” d

--testimonial-- “I love it. All of Riggs' steel pieces have character, but it is really neat to influence a custom-designed piece. It seems to mean more when you look at it, and no matter what guidance you give him, Riggs turns your idea into something wonderful.”

— Heidi K.

This large brushed steel flower mirror will make you feel like a bumble bee every time you walk up to it. You may also find yourself wearing more black and yellow – or even stripes! But please resist the urge the rub up against it and for the love of all things floral – Do not pollinate it!

• Salvaged steel petals and leaves

• Welded leaf veins

• Brushed steel finish

• 44” diameter

Distinct lines, strong features, interesting textures and a steely but friendly appearance. Come to think of it, you and these mirrors have a lot in common.

• Rectangular and round metal mirror

• Brushed finish

• Industrial hardware

• 28” h X 18” w and 14” h X 14” d

--testimonial-- “I love it. All of Riggs' steel pieces have character, but it is really neat to influence a custom-designed piece. It seems to mean more when you look at it, and no matter what guidance you give him, Riggs turns your idea into something wonderful.”

— Heidi K.

Look closely at the steel leaves on the Self-reflection Mirror and you may discover some interesting and descriptive words. Legend has it, whichever characteristic you see first is what you truly are. Beware - they’re not all good.

• Adjectives hidden in leaves

• Antique copper finish

• 18” h X 28” w

Did you hear the one about the Scot who walked into the artist’s studio and said, “Oi! I’m a proud Scotsman and I want you to make me something that’ll prove it to the world!” The artist looked up and said, “You’re lyin’.” “I am not!” insisted the Scot. “No, no...your lion rampant flag. I’ll make a mirror out of it.” They both laughed and celebrated with some haggis. True story. (Not really)

•Hand-cut metal Scottish flag

•Brushed steel

•Mirror

•24” h X 36” w

It’s time to celebrate an Anniversary! Two things this good together are a rarity - it’s quite the accomplishment. Congratulations to Artistry and Craftsmanship, a match made in my studio..

• Blackened steel finish

• Polished steel mat

• Displayed horizontally or vertically

• 17” h X 13” w

Even the mightiest oak tree comes from the smallest acorn, but not this big oak leaf steel mirror. It came from the smallest metalworking studio in Chicago. The huge leaves I used as a template came from a tree in Ohio, where the turning of the autumn leaves is nearly a religious experience. The natural rust patina adds a warmth to the piece, like a cup of hot cider warms up the coolest of hikes through the crunchy leaves.

• Hand-cut individual oak leaves

• Welded leaf veins

• Natural rust steel finish

• 44” h X 44” w

Even the mightiest oak tree comes from the smallest acorn, but not this big oak leaf steel mirror. It came from the smallest metalworking studio in Chicago. The huge leaves I used as a template came from a tree in Ohio, where the turning of the autumn leaves is nearly a religious experience. The natural rust patina adds a warmth to the piece, like a cup of hot cider warms up the coolest of hikes through the crunchy leaves.

• Hand-cut individual oak leaves

• Welded leaf veins

• Natural rust steel finish

• 44” h X 44” w