🧙♀️ Wicked Pyrography Art – A Fire-Born Tribute to Elphaba & Glinda’s Spellbinding Sisterhood
Celebrate the enchantment, rebellion, and unlikely friendship at the heart of Wicked: The Film with this handcrafted pyrography artwork. This bold tribute captures the emotional depth and dazzling spectacle of Elphaba and Glinda—two witches whose bond defies gravity and expectation. Whether you're a Broadway devotee, fantasy film lover, or collector of expressive craftsmanship, this piece brings a touch of Oz’s magic to your space.
• Dimensions: A3 size (29.7 x 42.0 cm / 11.7 x 16.5 inches)
• Technique: Crafted using traditional hand-burnt pyrography for visual texture as layered and dynamic as the witches’ journey
• Material: Burned into premium walnut wood, chosen for its warm grain and mystical charm—echoing Elphaba’s earthy power and Glinda’s radiant elegance
• Frame: Unframed—design your own magical display, from emerald opulence to whimsical sparkle
• Made to Order: Each piece requires approximately 8–10 hours of focused craftsmanship
This unframed artwork invites you to conjure your own vision—pair it with ornate golds, shimmering silvers, or deep greens to reflect the duality and drama of Oz’s most iconic witches.
Every burn line embodies the emotional arc, musical grandeur, and transformative journey of Elphaba and Glinda. From Elphaba’s fierce defiance and misunderstood brilliance to Glinda’s glittering charm and evolving compassion, this tribute celebrates a story of friendship, identity, and the courage to stand out. Busy periods may impact dispatch times slightly, but every piece is treated with care and dedication, and you’ll receive updates throughout.
Browse a growing gallery of pyrography tributes—from fantasy icons to music legends, each one lovingly scorched into wood to evoke presence, passion, and story.
Don’t miss your chance to own this heartfelt homage to Elphaba and Glinda’s unforgettable journey. Click below to commission your custom-made piece and let the magic of Wicked blaze across your wall.
🧙♀️ Wicked Pyrography Art – A Fire-Born Tribute to Elphaba & Glinda’s Spellbinding Sisterhood
Celebrate the enchantment, rebellion, and unlikely friendship at the heart of Wicked: The Film with this handcrafted pyrography artwork. This bold tribute captures the emotional depth and dazzling spectacle of Elphaba and Glinda—two witches whose bond defies gravity and expectation. Whether you're a Broadway devotee, fantasy film lover, or collector of expressive craftsmanship, this piece brings a touch of Oz’s magic to your space.
• Dimensions: A3 size (29.7 x 42.0 cm / 11.7 x 16.5 inches)
• Technique: Crafted using traditional hand-burnt pyrography for visual texture as layered and dynamic as the witches’ journey
• Material: Burned into premium walnut wood, chosen for its warm grain and mystical charm—echoing Elphaba’s earthy power and Glinda’s radiant elegance
• Frame: Unframed—design your own magical display, from emerald opulence to whimsical sparkle
• Made to Order: Each piece requires approximately 8–10 hours of focused craftsmanship
This unframed artwork invites you to conjure your own vision—pair it with ornate golds, shimmering silvers, or deep greens to reflect the duality and drama of Oz’s most iconic witches.
Every burn line embodies the emotional arc, musical grandeur, and transformative journey of Elphaba and Glinda. From Elphaba’s fierce defiance and misunderstood brilliance to Glinda’s glittering charm and evolving compassion, this tribute celebrates a story of friendship, identity, and the courage to stand out. Busy periods may impact dispatch times slightly, but every piece is treated with care and dedication, and you’ll receive updates throughout.
Browse a growing gallery of pyrography tributes—from fantasy icons to music legends, each one lovingly scorched into wood to evoke presence, passion, and story.
Don’t miss your chance to own this heartfelt homage to Elphaba and Glinda’s unforgettable journey. Click below to commission your custom-made piece and let the magic of Wicked blaze across your wall.
