Savannah, GA (1888PressRelease)
February 01, 2008 - A farrier for twenty seven years, William Jones, has developed an ornamental blacksmith shop. Years ago a Blacksmith and farrier were one in the same but today the two fields have separated. Today a farrier only shoes horses and a blacksmith creates ornamental metalwork. “While the two fields have gone their separate ways today, my history as a farrier led to my passion of blacksmithing,” Jones said recently.
Jones and his family recently made a move to his wife’s home of Reidsville, Georgia and to a new career as a blacksmith. After years of traveling as a farrier, his dream of working at home has finally come to pass.
Jones focuses his creative energy on fashioning wrought iron home décor items that are both beautiful and functional. His items can be used for everyday life and will last a lifetime. Every piece that he creates is hand forged in his blacksmith shop.
To expand awareness of his unique work, Jones has started a retail website at http://www.SilverLakeForge.net His website allows site visitors to view gallery like images and select from items such as custom finished wrought iron pot racks, wine racks, door knockers and more.
Jones has also tied in his past career as a farrier with his new blacksmithing business by using horse shoes that have been saved by the owner of his favorite horse that he shoed for over 19 years. He creates unique equestrian themed home décor items with these sentimental horse shoes.
Jones is also always open to customizing any of his items to fit his customers’ home décor.
For more additional information, please contact William Jones at Silver Lake Forge or visit http://www.silverlakeforge.net
About Silver Lake Forge:
Custom ornamental blacksmithing by William Jones, Reidsville, GA
Contact:
William Jones, Blacksmith
Silver Lake Forge
(912) 557-4441
http://www.SilverLakeForge.net
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