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Phoenix + Flames Sculptural Fire Pit

$2,500.00$2,900.00

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The Phoenix + Flames Sculptural Fire Pit Story

The Phoenix + Flames Sculptural Fire Pit reveals the poetry inspiring even my simplest designs— using a torch to cut flame images into a flammable gas storage tank to create a fire pit which can then be plumbed for gas is a perfect example of how I like materials and ideas to work together. That kind of layered metaphor is what I enjoy most about working with recycled materials. Even the natural patina of the sculptures relates directly back to flame in it’s coloration— fiery reds, oranges, yellows and blacks.

On every Fire Sculptural Fire Pit I cut, there is a stylized flame in the shape of a phoenix rising through the embers to symbolize the rebirth of scrap steel into something new and wonderful. The phoenix is always the first flame I cut into the bowl, the beginning of its transformation.

As Gabriel Guzman writes in The Daily Book of Art:

“Who would have thought that a bowl of fire could be so beautiful? Hand-cut out of recycled steel, these bowls combine sculpture and function to create unique works of art with industrial flair that provide warmth and an exciting centerpiece for events. When in use, the flame-like edges of these bowls cast mesmerizing shadows that dance across the ground, acting as part of the art.”

You can experience the Phoenix + Flames Sculptural Fire Pit at:

  • Hotel Nollen Nollen, Thurgau, Switzerland
  • Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa, Lahaina, HI
  • Plaza Apartments, Joplin, MO
  • Rumfire, Waikiki, HI
  • Sandals Ochi, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Jamaica
  • Tiki Beach, Grand Cayman Island
  • Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas
  • Westside Tennis Club, Houston, TX
  • Fiamme Restaurant, Naperville, IL
  • Spirit Ridge Vineyard Resort & Spa, Osoyoos, BC, Canada
  • Parc hotel, Honolulu, HI
  • Landmark Resort Hotel, Myrtle Beach, SC
  • Wizard Academy, Austin, TX
  • Serenity’s Resort, Trout Lake WA
  • Brick Oven Courtyard Grille, Topeka, KS
  • Fire Grill Inc, Rodney Bay, St. Lucia, West Indies
  • Ascension Church, Oak Park, IL
  • St. Andrew Church, Saline, MI
  • St. Joan of Arc Church Lisle, IL
  • Iron Horse Church Axtell, TX
  • Saint Lawrence Catholic Church, Louisville, KY
  • Essentia Health St. Mary’s in Detroit Lakes, MN
Weight 115 lbs
Dimensions 37 × 37 × 22 in
Size

37 inch — fits most gatherings, 41 inch — a spectacular centerpiece

Dimensions

37" Diameter, 22" high overall, base is 12" in diameter and 6" tall. Weight: 115 pounds.
41" Diameter, 26" high overall, base is 16" in diameter and 6" tall. Weight: 175 pounds.

Material

Hand made from American made High-Strength, Low-Alloy, Cold-Rolled Steel.

Thickness

Cut from 1/4 inch steel, TEN TIMES thicker than most mass-produced fire pits.

Finish

The finish is a natural rust patina which is self-healing and protects the metal from further oxidation

Drainage

A one inch hole in the bowl's center provides drainage and makes gas conversion simple.

Four small holes above the base provide air flow for the fire and prevent propane from accumulating if the bowl is converted to LP gas.

Authenticity

Signed by the artist with a stainless steel signature plate.

Fuel

Propane and Natural Gas options (sold separately):

Sculptural Fire Pit are suitable for wood, propane or natural gas. Ships ready-to-fit for clean-burning propane or natural gas.

Upgrade kits are sold separately: Hearth Products Controls (HPC) makes a wide variety of UL listed burner kits that will easily convert my fire pits to natural gas or propane.

The best option is to purchase them on Amazon with free shipping and simple returns if needed. I cannot provide tech support as I am not an expert in gas or plumbing but instructions are included and HPC can be contacted directly if you need further support.

Product Brand

Hudson Valley Fire Pits

Product Condition

New

Reviews

  1. Lindy

    We purchased this fire pit from your own website many years ago and LOOOOOOOOVED it! Our home burned down in the Malibu-Woosley wildfires, and your bowl was the only thing that survived. We have been keeping it in my Mom’s yard for the last 2.5 years while we have been rebuilding our house in the same location. We are getting close to being able to move back in and the first thing we plan to do is sit at our fire pit and just stare at the ocean from our deck! That’s it! That’s all we have been talking about for 2.5 years:) Which reminds me, I need to buy a rounded bench to curve around your bowl as soon as I sign off here!

    Thank you for your beautiful work. It is not just our favorite activity (allowing us to enjoy the cold coastal nights outside) and an exquisite piece of art— it is a the only connection we have between what we lost and what we are building now, so it has powerful sentimental meaning.

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