About Our Products

"Fragile" is not a part of our vocabulary. Our products are made of sturdy, heavy gauge steel and meant to be enjoyed for many, many years. All pieces can be used indoors or outdoors. There's no need to remove pieces from your landscape to accomodate seasonal changes--in fact, if you are fortunate enough to enjoy winter, our designs look great against a fresh snow! Read our outdoor care section for more info.

Our designs are treated using a simple ecological process that produces unique rusting patterns. Each piece has different characteristics and therefore rusts in it's own unique way. No two pieces will ever be the same.

"Ooop! We've Done it Now!"

"Oh dear! We've scratched a piece of our Prairie Dance product! What do we do now?"

No problem. Use a soft cloth to remove any flakes of finish by carefully dusting. Very lightly rub the edges of the scratch with the cloth to soften them. Spray the piece with semi-gloss polyurethane (available at any local hardware store). Let it dry and spray again. Your scratch will be sealed and won't erode any further.

Outdoor Care

Planning on putting your Prairie Dance sculpture outdoors? Want it to look just like it did the day you received it? Spray it with some additional polyurethane a few times each year. Sun breaks down polyurethane and allows the moisture to come in contact with the steel. Eventually, your sculpture will start to age again...don't worry, it will not rust away...the pieces will be around for a long, long time. Many people choose to let nature take it's course and let the steel age naturally. Others choose to preserve the patina by spraying additional coats of polyurethane a few times each year. How often you spray the piece depends on it's location. Somewhat sheltered and out of the sun, one coat each year may be enough. In full sun, exposed to the elements, you may want to coat three to four times annually.