CHAIRS

Chris always uses a horseshoe with each custom piece of furniture. The horseshoe is always pointed up. The horseshoe is considered very lucky and used to be hung in many homes to protect and attract good fortune for the family residing inside. Many believe that to hang it with the ends pointing upwards is good luck as it acts as a storage container of sorts for any good luck that happens to be floating by, whereas to hang it with the ends pointing down, is bad luck as all the good luck will fall out.

Get a piece of luck with a set of these rugged chairs. Every chair will have a unique look and touch to it. No two chairs will be the same. These chairs will bring good conversation for years to come. They are so beautiful you may not want to use them. Chris and his family have the privilege of sharing the history with your family. We thank you in advance for your purchase of a unique piece of art, "oh, yeah and furniture" and the years of enjoyment they will bring to you and your household.

 

 


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Chairs can be purchased in a variety of sizes and shapes. Due to the uniqueness of the wood, no (2) two chairs will be precise in size or shape. Chairs can range in size starting around 19 "H to seat. You can purchase a chair or stool in any size or shape dependant on the piece of wood. Call today to find out what is current in inventory or view selected pieces.

Contact us today to order your one of a kind Great American West Art piece. Please take the time to read our ORDER POLICY, CUSTOM ORDERS, & SHIPPING for further information about ordering. Due to the limited availability and uniqueness of each product special arrangements need to be made before ordering. Artist, Chris Carlson and family thank you ahead of time for your inquiry and purchase of a quality rustic piece of ART.

 
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