Western cast resin fence board 4x6 picture frame with real barbed wire

	WESTERN FENCE & WIRE FRAME 4"x 6" RECTANGLE IMAGE AREA SKU:NW1733 List Price: $~~21.00~~ Our Price: $15.90
	This Western themed glass picture frame is circled in two loops of real barbed wire!

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WESTERN FENCE & BARBED WIRE FRAME NW1733 This western styled 4x6 photo frame will turn any photo into a old western movie. Measuring 10" tall x 7 1/2" wide its easy to see the intricate details of this wonderful western decor piece. Features include a bull skull perched on top of the fence board frame corralled in barbed wire. The fence boards are adorned with lone star medallions and all is hand painted in exquisite detail by crafted artisans. Constructed of cast resin with the exception of the real metal barbed wire coils that loop around the frame. Pictures can be loaded from the back of frame which accommodates 4"x6" photos behind its glass protector front. A hinged frame stand in back allows this exciting piece to be perched on the desk or mantle of any cowboy or cowgirl whose cherished photo it promises to contain!		• Stands 10 inches tall 7.5 inches wide • Hand painted cast resin • Beautifully detailed • Bulls Skull, Lone Stars & Real Barbed Wire • Glass front • Displays 4"x6" photos

SYMBOL OF THE SOUTH WEST The cow skull is an icon of the old west and Indian art that has endured for decades. Cow skulls have appeared in cowboy movies since before Tom Mix saddled his first horse. They often served as eerie silent reminders for western pioneers to the hardships that awaited them on the trails ahead; or they were they hung in celebration as trophies upon entrance to a proud steer man's ranch. Cow skulls are used as distinctive southwestern style decorative elements with a wide range of uses. Steer heads used as an artistic foundation, create breathtaking decorative accents and can be found in popular works of art by well-known artists such as Georgia O’Keefe and Charles Russell, and often used in art by North American Indians.

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