Cutting Brass
Similar to the other two metal variants, the MapaWall Brass world map boasts its own distinctive characteristics. Given that the raw material is relatively costly and lacks the robustness found in other metals, we enhance its structural integrity by incorporating a steel backing across the entire surface. This not only provides essential support but also allows the Brass map to integrate with our magnetic installation kit. Additionally, like its metal counterparts, the map can be pinned with our unique magnetic pins.
Before these two metal components come together in our workshop, the brass undergoes a meticulous sanding process by our steel supplier. Similar to the treatment applied to Stainless Steel plates, the Brass is ceramic blasted to achieve a refined appearance on the surface of this exquisite material. Following this, a thin layer of protective oil is delicately sprayed onto the Brass plate.
Instead of engraving the map with country borders, we opt for a distinctive approach, leaving the surface blank and abstract. Given the challenges associated with engraving on this precious metal, this decision results in an exceptionally luxurious and golden aesthetic for the MapaWall Brass, emphasizing its unique and opulent character.