Mayfield Fire Guard & Companion Set

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Creating and designing a traditional fire guard and companion set requires a skillful hand and a keen eye for detail. It's important to first analyze the intended environment and function of the final piece. Will it be installed or to be removed once the cold months are over? Next, the materials must be selected. Will it be wrought iron or brass? Will it be embellished with intricate designs or kept simple? After gathering inspiration and determining the specifics, it's time for us to get to work. Measuring, shaping, and forging are all part of the process to create a bespoke piece. It's important to ensure both the fire guard and companion set are functional and safe while also being aesthetically pleasing. The final result should be a balance of form and function that will be a beautiful addition to any hearth.
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