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The art of decorating wood or other materials by burning a design onto the surface.
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Technique: An artist uses a specialized heated pen or tool (a pyrography pen) to draw or sketch the design directly onto the wood.
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Look: The resulting artwork features different shades of brown and black scorch marks, ranging from light tan to deep charcoal, which create the image’s shading and detail.
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Style: It has a rustic, handmade, and permanent quality, with a unique warmth and texture.
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Use: Popular for custom signs, portraits, decorative plaques, and personalized wooden items.
Wooden Burning Art
Price range: ₹600.00 through ₹1,200.00
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21 reviews for Wooden Burning Art
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Bhavya Lal –
This is a definite heirloom piece that will stand the test of time both in durability and artistic value. A lasting family treasure.
Shilpa Rani –
The edges of the wood are smoothly sanded or intentionally rugged, adding character that complements the burned artwork. Well-finished perimeter.
Bala Sen –
This piece showcases impeccable craftsmanship and mastery over a very difficult, unforgiving medium. Truly expert execution.
Ritika Pal –
The subtle, lingering scent of the burned wood adds to the rustic charm and authenticity of the artwork. A delightful sensory element.
Varsha Singh –
The deep, dark burn marks contrast beautifully with the light, natural tone of the wood, making the subject pop intensely. Striking visual contrast.
Om Pillai –
Unlike ink that might fade, the burned image is permanent and retains its rich color indefinitely. True artistic longevity.
Avya Bala –
You can almost feel the heat and the hand of the artist in the textured burn marks. It possesses a wonderful, handcrafted, tactile quality.
Kirti Pal –
It arrived safely in secure packaging designed to protect the wood’s edges and surface. Excellent care taken for safe delivery.
Swati Ram –
The artist managed to capture the subject’s expression and personality flawlessly using only various degrees of brown and black tones. Incredible portrait work.
Shamir Lal –
Considering the intensive time and skill required for hand-burning, this artwork offers incredible artistic value for the price. A true investment in bespoke art.
Gauri Ram –
The board came with secure, discreet hanging hardware installed, making the process of mounting this beautiful piece simple. Ready to display.
Rohit Kumar –
It has a warm, rustic, and sophisticated aesthetic that brings a touch of natural elegance to any room. Perfectly cozy and classic.
Mala Roy –
The natural variations in the wood grain ensure that no two pieces are ever exactly alike. This truly is a one-of-a-kind artwork.
Tuli Shah –
The fine lines and delicate details are executed with unbelievable precision, showing the artist has surgical control over the burning tool. Excellent line work.
Meghna Das –
The wood slab/plaque is clearly high-quality and smooth, providing the ideal canvas for the pyrography technique. Great choice of material.
Simran Devi –
This made a unique, deeply personal, and rustic gift that was immediately cherished. It’s so much warmer than a traditional print.
Om Thakur –
The finished piece is perfectly sealed with a clear lacquer/oil, enhancing the contrast while protecting the wood and the burn. Beautiful protective finish.
Maulik Dutt –
The use of varied burning temperatures creates realistic shadows and highlights, making the subject look almost three-dimensional. Stunning depth achieved through heat.
Sai Reddy –
I love the lasting nature of this art; the image is literally etched forever into the wood. It’s a permanent, durable piece of memorabilia.
Ishita Sen –
The design beautifully integrates with the natural wood grain, making the grain an intentional, organic part of the artwork itself. A beautiful blend of art and nature.
Danish Ram –
The artist’s control over the heat and shading is masterful, creating incredible depth and subtle tonal variations. This level of pyrography takes immense patience.