Little Fish Shadow Box Saltcod Wood Box
Introducing the Little Fish Shadow Box: a whimsical piece of wall art crafted from a beautifully repurposed wooden box that boasts a unique history. The box is artfully aged using Cyanotype techniques, along with thoughtfully applied paint and a touch of natural salt, adding depth and character to its surface.
4x6×2”
Seriously, one of a kind!
Inside, you'll find an enchanting scene featuring tiny, vibrant purple fish delicately swimming in a shimmering sea of resin. This captivating composition creates a striking visual effect that draws the eye and sparks the imagination. Measuring 4x6x2 inches, this shadow box is a truly one-of-a-kind creation—perfect for adding a splash of creativity and charm to any space!
Fun Story: Sometimes, artists hold on to things while waiting for the perfect inspiration. Over 22 years ago, I asked my husband to collect some #saltcod boxes for me from work. These boxes remind me of the forbidden, wonderful salt cod fritters that I was never allowed to have due to allergies. Now, they have been transformed into a cute little art piece that carries on a memory of the Tapatio Restaurant in Ohio—minus the smell! 🐟🐟
Little Fish Shadow Box Saltcod Wood Box
Introducing the Little Fish Shadow Box: a whimsical piece of wall art crafted from a beautifully repurposed wooden box that boasts a unique history. The box is artfully aged using Cyanotype techniques, along with thoughtfully applied paint and a touch of natural salt, adding depth and character to its surface.
4x6×2”
Seriously, one of a kind!
Inside, you'll find an enchanting scene featuring tiny, vibrant purple fish delicately swimming in a shimmering sea of resin. This captivating composition creates a striking visual effect that draws the eye and sparks the imagination. Measuring 4x6x2 inches, this shadow box is a truly one-of-a-kind creation—perfect for adding a splash of creativity and charm to any space!
Fun Story: Sometimes, artists hold on to things while waiting for the perfect inspiration. Over 22 years ago, I asked my husband to collect some #saltcod boxes for me from work. These boxes remind me of the forbidden, wonderful salt cod fritters that I was never allowed to have due to allergies. Now, they have been transformed into a cute little art piece that carries on a memory of the Tapatio Restaurant in Ohio—minus the smell! 🐟🐟
