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Blazin’ Frames

Custom Poster Frame

Custom Poster Frame

$350.00 USD
$350.00 USD
Sale Sold out

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Choose Your Details

Choose your wood collection, exact species, size, and frame style.

1. Wood Collection
3. Frame Style
4. Acrylic

Optional. Common phone image formats work best.

Estimated configured total $300.00 Includes the selected collection, size, frame style, acrylic, and mat options.

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Built for collectors

A Handmade Frame Should Feel As Special As The Poster.

Every custom Blazin' Frame combines fine woodworking, natural grain, one-of-a-kind pattern work, premium presentation materials, and careful shipping so your concert art gets treated like the centerpiece it is.

Handmade

Handmade in Alabama

Each frame is built by hand in a small Alabama shop, not pulled from a generic frame rack.

Signature process

Organic Burn Patterns

Every burn follows its own path through the grain, forming root-like and branch-like structures that are finished by hand with epoxy fills.

Hardwood

Premium Hardwood Selection

Choose from carefully selected hardwood collections with exact species options for grain, color, figure, and character.

Presentation

Museum-Quality Presentation

Frame-grade acrylic is included, with TruVue Optium Museum Acrylic available for exceptional clarity, UV protection, and a nearly invisible viewing experience.

Shipping

Packaging & Shipping

Finished frames are packed with care, including handmade crate shipping options for larger or higher-end custom builds.

Collector approved

Why Collectors Choose Blazin' Frames

The frame is designed around the poster, the show, the colors, and the story behind the art, creating a display piece that feels one of one.

Each build is handmade, so grain, branching paths, and color details vary from frame to frame. No two paths are ever the same.