Metal & sculpture

Handcrafted fisherman sculpture made from salvaged railroad spikes used on the transcontinental railroad.

Welded "Love" table top decor, handmade from salvaged metal and train spikes by local artist Patrick Blide. Each one is unique and made from different salvaged metal bits - please call us to see what we have in shop!

Handmade locally by artist and Lift Mechanic Jonathan Millar. The Skier Nut sculpture is mounted on a repurposed ball bearing from a Squaw Valley chairlift sheave which supported a haul cable for one of Squaw's many lifts.

Handcrafted yoga sculpture in various positions made from salvaged railroad spikes used on the transcontinental railroad.

Handcrafted candle holders made from salvaged railroad spikes used on the transcontinental railroad. Made in Calpine, CA!
9 x 7 x 7 inches, 6 lbs.

Metal cowboy made from railroad spikes sourced from the Transcontinental Railroad (historic railway that cuts through the town of Truckee). Made by local artist Pat Blide.

Made from a repurposed gear base, this unique bowl is created by local artist, Kai Prescher.

Bowl made from antique pliers. Created by local artist Kai Prescher.

Repurposed locks welded together to create this unique bowl. By local artist Kai Prescher.

Handmade Scuba Diver nut and bolt sculpture by artist and Lift Mechanic Jonathan Millar.

This Golf Nut sits atop a ball bearing recycled from the famous Squaw Valley chair lifts for a 360degree spinning sculpture.

Bring some Joy to your world! made with upcycled materials by artist pat Blide.

Hand crafted heart from upcycled materials fromlocal artist, Pat Blide of Wild Hair Welding

Handmade, salvaged golf iron bottle opener. Local artist Jonathan Millar is making golf clubs useful beyond their lifespan in the game.

Handmade locally by artist and Lift Mechanic Jonathan Millar. The Snowboarder Nut sculpture is mounted on a repurposed ball bearing from a Squaw Valley chairlift sheave which supported a haul cable for one of Squaw's many lifts.

Handmade locally by artist and Lift Mechanic Jonathan Millar. The plaque is sold plain or you can customize with engraving.