Kailua Ironwood

Sea Level Rise = Coastal Erosion = Tree Removal = B.C. FRaME creations

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Keep Hawaii with you, open a new beginning for the trees that were cut.

Visiting Kailua Beach you would have "chilled" in the shade of the ironwood trees that today are now stumps.

Planted in 1906 as a windbreak for mango and coconut trees along the shores of Kailua Beach, Hawaii, the ironwood trees faced the relentless effects of rising tides that slowly eroded the earth and sand beneath them.

To safeguard against potential harm, the City and County of Honolulu and the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources made the difficult decision to cut down these trees. However, rather than letting these giant wood logs go to waste, they were diverted to B.C. FRaME Studio where Brian harnessed their natural beauty.

Grain

A Symphony of Character and Charm, the grain of Kailua Beach ironwood is as diverse as the stories it tells. From gentle ripples resembling flowing water to bold, swirling designs that evoke the forces of nature, each piece is a unique masterpiece. The grain's richness and depth add character and charm, making every ironwood creation truly one-of-a-kind.

Guardians

Planted along the Kailua shoreline in 1906 to serve as a wind break for coconut and mango trees, Ironwood trees were the guardians for a food supply.

Chance Opportunity

Riding along the beach park pathway to bring my children home from school was the chance opportunity to divert the truckload of ironwood logs to studio B. C. FRaME in 2015. 

Hard like Iron

Crafting movable pieces from the colossal ironwood logs demanded repeated chainsaw blade sharpening.

Seasoning

Slowly, over years, to create solid, long-lasting, stable material, seasoning is the process of removing the bound moisture.

Beach inside

Additional seating or coffee table space ready for your entertainment. Sanded and sealed with a mixture Polyurethane/ Acrylic water based finish, choose one or multiples of 10 to 11 inch tall (25-28 cm) "stumps".

Chipped

Chisel and hammer, chips come natural to the slip of the grain.

New beginning

Small gifts to keep Hawaii with you, open a new beginning for the trees that were cut due to rising oceans and beach erosion.

Planted in 1906 as a windbreak for mango and coconut trees along the shores of Kailua Beach, Hawaii, the ironwood trees faced the relentless effects of rising tides that slowly eroded the earth and sand beneath them. To safeguard against potential harm, the City and County of Honolulu and the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources made the difficult decision to cut down these trees. However, rather than letting these giant wood logs go to waste, they were thoughtfully diverted to B.C. FRaME Studio where Brian harnessed their natural beauty.

OG Kailua Beach Coastal Erosion Ironwood Stump Stool 18.18.12

OG Kailua Beach Coastal Erosion Ironwood Stump Stool 18.18.12

OG Kailua Beach Coastal Erosion Ironwood Stump Stool 18.18.12

¥461,500 JPY
¥461,500 JPY

Wearable Art

Wearable Art

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If your order arrives with damages, please contact us immediately, 

Brian@bcframe.com or text/ WHATSAPP to +1-808-222-2377.