Child Angel with Stars, Haitian Recycled Metal Wall Art 23" X 23" It's easy to hang your sculpture with just a few nails. Place the first nail within two design elements that are touching or notched. Then use a second and possibly a third nail, if the sculpture is large, to straighten and secure the piece against the wall. Just make sure that you don't place a nail in an eye or a mouth. A viewer's attention will go there quite naturally and therefore, directly to the nail. You don't want that! This sculpture comes with a weather-proof finish that will wear off over time. You can allow the metal to age naturally, which will give it a rusted patina and a weathered look. But if that's not for you, take heart. You can easily maintain it's "fresh out of the box" appearance by taking five minutes to wipe thhe metal down with a cloth and spraying your piece once a year with an enamel clear coat. This piece of folk art is the work of many hands. Laborers begin the process by burning out the residue from discarded steel drums, cutting off the tops and bottoms, splitting down them down the side, sanding and pounding them flat. Next the artist takes over, drawing his design onto the prepared. Then, using only a hammer and a chisel he does the heavy cut work and intricate detailing, giving the piece it's form, dimension, and distinct character. Fair trade is the name of the game. It's the only way to play.