Luna Iron
Abyssal Genesis — meteorite iron impasto detail, Luna Iron

Meteorite Iron Art · Irvine, California

Luna Iron

Meteorite Iron Art · Handcrafted · Certified Origin

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FIG. 06 / ABYSSAL GENESIS

Real Meteorite Iron

Jewelry-grade iron meteorite offcuts
Verified source · Iron-nickel alloy

Hand-Applied Texture

Heavy impasto built by hand
Layer by layer on canvas

Certified Provenance

Origin documentation
Ships with every work

The Collection

All works are unique originals.
Each ships framed with certificate of provenance.

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Where the Iron Comes From

The Source

The iron in every canvas originates from the cutting and polishing waste of jewelry-grade iron meteorites — offcuts from certified meteorite craftsmen who shape the raw material into wearable form. What they discard, we collect.

Meteorite iron granule texture detail — Luna Iron

Series & Pricing

Three scales. One material. Each series is limited by available meteorite iron.

Fragment
$2,400
24 × 36 in · Landscape
Meteorite iron powder
Black walnut floater frame
Free California delivery
Certificate included
Mass
$4,800
36 × 60 in · Landscape
Meteorite iron granules
Black walnut floater frame
White glove California delivery
Archival certificate included
Monolith
$9,600
48 × 84 in · Landscape
Meteorite iron granules · Heavy application
Black walnut floater frame · Museum mount
White glove delivery · Installation available
Archival certificate · Studio signed
Decoration Without Weight
is just furniture.

We reject decoration without weight.

Luna Iron exists because the most interesting material on Earth came from somewhere else.

The iron in every canvas originates from the cutting and polishing waste of jewelry-grade iron meteorites — offcuts from certified meteorite craftsmen who shape the raw material into wearable form.

What they discard, we collect.

The powder and granules are mixed directly into acrylic medium, creating a surface that carries the actual atomic structure of material formed 4.5 billion years ago — before Earth existed.

This is not a metaphor.
The cosmos is physically present in the paint.

Every work is unique. Every series is limited by the available iron from a specific source. When the material is gone, the series closes.

Crafted for permanence.