A study in early English ironwork - reduced to its essential form. This piece is shaped by hand, not designed for symmetry, but for presence. This piece draws from 17th-century rural hardware, where function dictated shape and every curve came from the hand, not a machine. The silhouette is deliberate: softened, slightly irregular, and grounded in weight. It feels less like a product and more like something discovered - as though it has always belonged to the door. Each handle is fabricated in steel and finished to highlight the natural character of the material. Subtle variation is not a flaw, but the point - no two are identical, and that is where the presence comes from. This is not decorative hardware. It is tactile, quiet, and architectural. Designed for spaces that value restraint over ornament - modern farmhouses, converted lofts, or minimal interiors that need a single moment of contrast. Details: • Solid steel construction • Hand-finished surface (no artificial distressing) • Available in flat black or natural steel with clear coat • Suitable for interior or exterior use (finish dependent) • Mounting hardware included Dimensions (Approximate - 10" piece, as shown in photos. raw steel finish) Overall - 10" x 2-1/2" Handle dimensions - 3/4" x 1/4" x 6-1/2" Drilled for two #8 screws. 1" long black oxide finish screws included. Sorry, no alternates are available. We can do these custom to suit your application, just ask!