Lagniappe New Orleans Street Tile Sign - Reclaimed Wood Wall Art

• Photographic Reproduction: Please note my work is not actual tiles, but photographic images of original street tiles
• Authentic New Orleans Design: Street signs designed after the old street corner tiles of the French Quarter in New Orleans
• Salvage Wood Construction: Each sign is handcrafted using reclaimed salvage wood with various coats of acrylic finish and old salvage chain
• Lagniappe Meaning: Features the Louisiana French word 'Lagniappe' which translates to 'a little extra', a tradition still practiced by Louisiana street vendors
• Approximate Dimensions: Signs measure approximately 3.5 to 4 inches tall and 10 to 13 inches wide depending on found wood availability

New Orleans Art, Street Signs, Lagniappe, Mixed Media, Salvage Wood, French Quarter, gift under 40, French for a little extra, trendy signs. "Lagniappe" is a word derived from Louisiana French which translates to "a little extra". Street vendors in Louisiana still practice throwing in "a little extra" when making a sale. Signs are made from salvage wood and photographic images designed after the old street corner tiles of New Orleans. The signs measure approx. 3.5 to 4" tall and 10 to 13" wide depending on found wood availability. Finished with various coats of acrylic, and old salvage chain. For custom signs, please inquire for a price quote.