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“Experts Only” double black diamond ski sign wall art, crafted from walnut-stained, kiln-dried Thermory wood for long-term outdoor or indoor use—available in multiple sizes for ski homes, cabins, and bars.
Don’t miss the chance to own this handcrafted gift made right here in Manitou Springs, just a mile from Garden of the Gods at the foot of the Manitou Incline and Pikes Peak! With this decorative wall art, incorporating local barnwood adds a touch of Colorado to your home. Know anyone from this great state? Remind family of home or welcome a new neighbor! The perfect gift for any occasion.
Celebrate the legendary 2,768-step Manitou Incline with walnut-stained, kiln-dried Thermory wood wall art, built for long-term outdoor or indoor display and available in multiple sizes.
“Ski Tips Up” chairlift icon wall art on walnut-stained, kiln-dried Thermory wood—outdoor-ready and available in multiple sizes for decks, mudrooms, ski rooms, and mountain-inspired interiors. Humorous, hanging in the bathroom.
Bring the classic “Welcome to Colorful Colorado” sign home with durable, walnut-stained Thermory wood wall art, outdoor-rated and offered in multiple sizes for entryways, patios, or living rooms.
Handcrafted Garden of the Gods Wall Art made from authentic recycled barn wood — a sustainable and stunning way to bring Colorado’s natural beauty indoors.
In Stock, ready to ship, each piece is one-of-a-kind and full of rustic character. Perfect for your home, cabin, rental, or as a memorable gift. Custom logo and corporate branding options available.
Red sandstone fins of Garden of the Gods in the foreground, Pikes Peak holding down the skyline, and the Manitou Incline running straight up the middle. It is a hand painted mural on a single Adirondack chair, built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Three local landmarks, one very comfortable seat.
Pikes Peak with the Manitou Incline running straight up the shoulder of it, which happens to be the view out our shop door. The Incline is 2,744 steps. This chair is zero steps, and we consider that an improvement. Hand painted in Colorado on an Adirondack chair built from retired skis and a Douglas Fir base.
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