Built from an instrument that was never meant to disappear quietly.
Iron Resolve transforms a deep-red B.C. Rich Warlock guitar into a one-of-one functional artifact, preserving the unmistakable geometry and attitude of one of rock’s most defiant silhouettes.
Across centuries, iron became shorthand for strength, endurance and an unwillingness to yield. Iron Resolve carries that spirit forward in a decidedly louder form.
The original guitar forms the heart of the piece beneath a hand-shaped cast-acrylic top, individually contoured to echo the Warlock body. Four black stainless-steel spacers suspend the acrylic above the instrument, creating a subtle shadow line that allows the guitar to remain visually distinct beneath the surface. Four black folding hairpin legs complete the transformation, giving the artifact a lean, architectural stance while allowing the legs to fold for transport.
At approximately 21" high × 22" long × 15" wide, Iron Resolve works as an accent table, side table or unapologetic piece of functional rock-and-roll sculpture.
The guitar’s battle-red finish, exposed strings, pickups and hardware remain part of its story. This isn't furniture pretending to be rock history. It is an instrument destined for a second act.
Expect the character and evidence of a previous life that belong to a repurposed instrument. These details are preserved rather than erased because the history of the object is part of the artifact.
One Artifact. One Guardian. Many Stories.
Every Detail Earned. Every Story Preserved.
Built from an instrument that was never meant to disappear quietly.
Iron Resolve transforms a deep-red B.C. Rich Warlock guitar into a one-of-one functional artifact, preserving the unmistakable geometry and attitude of one of rock’s most defiant silhouettes.
Across centuries, iron became shorthand for strength, endurance and an unwillingness to yield. Iron Resolve carries that spirit forward in a decidedly louder form.
The original guitar forms the heart of the piece beneath a hand-shaped cast-acrylic top, individually contoured to echo the Warlock body. Four black stainless-steel spacers suspend the acrylic above the instrument, creating a subtle shadow line that allows the guitar to remain visually distinct beneath the surface. Four black folding hairpin legs complete the transformation, giving the artifact a lean, architectural stance while allowing the legs to fold for transport.
At approximately 21" high × 22" long × 15" wide, Iron Resolve works as an accent table, side table or unapologetic piece of functional rock-and-roll sculpture.
The guitar’s battle-red finish, exposed strings, pickups and hardware remain part of its story. This isn't furniture pretending to be rock history. It is an instrument destined for a second act.
Expect the character and evidence of a previous life that belong to a repurposed instrument. These details are preserved rather than erased because the history of the object is part of the artifact.
One Artifact. One Guardian. Many Stories.
Every Detail Earned. Every Story Preserved.
