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The Brassline – Timeless Elegance, Crafted to Welcome
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Description:
Create a timeless first impression with The Brassline, a handcrafted teak wood and brass nameplate from IndionArt.
Designed with clean lines and premium materials, this piece combines the warmth of natural teak wood with the sophistication of polished brass lettering. Your house number and family or office name are thoughtfully arranged to create a modern, elegant statement that seamlessly blends into homes, villas, offices, and studios.
Every piece is individually handcrafted, preserving the natural character of teak wood while adding depth through raised brass elements. More than just a nameplate, The Brassline is a personalized statement piece designed to welcome for years to come.
Material: Premium Teak Wood, Polished Brass Letters
Dimension: 30 × 15 × 2 cm or 12 × 6 × 0.75 inch (Length × Width × Height)
Perfect For: Home entrance nameplate, apartment signage, villa entrance, office cabin, studio door, reception area, housewarming gifts
Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth; avoid prolonged exposure to direct rain, moisture, or harsh chemicals
Includes: Screws, wall plugs & installation guide
Variants: 12 × 6 Inch | 14 × 8 Inch, Brass Text- 1MM, 3MM, 5MM
Disclaimer: Each Brassline nameplate is individually handcrafted. Variations in wood grain, stain depth, and brass finish are natural characteristics of the materials, ensuring every piece remains truly one of a kind.
How to order?
• Select the desired size from the available options.
• Enter your House Number and Name in the “Text” field.
• Mention any specific instructions regarding font type, layout, text alignment, or brass finish in the “Note” section.
• Click Add to Cart or Buy Now to complete your order.
• Our team will share updates and craft your piece exactly as requested.
