Rosewood Wall Plaque with Raised Cast Star Accent

A rosewood wall plaque is a wall-mounted award built from a rosewood frame with a laser-engraved brass plate fixed to the front. Organizations use it to name one honoree and the reason for the award in permanent engraved text. It belongs on an office wall, a lobby, or a hall-of-fame display rather than on a desk.

A rosewood wall plaque mounts on a wall, while crystal and acrylic awards take up desk or shelf space. Laser engraving cuts into the brass plate, so a full citation stays readable and the lettering cannot rub off. Crystal and acrylic catch light well but show fingerprints and need clear surface space. Wood and brass suit permanent recognition walls that add a name every year.

The frame is rosewood and the plate mounted to it is solid brass. Laser engraving cuts into the brass itself, so the text will not fade, peel, or wear off the way printed lettering does. Wood tone varies slightly from piece to piece, which is normal for a natural wood frame.

Yes, laser engraving is the decoration method for this plaque, and it is applied to the brass plate. One engraving run can carry your logo, the honoree's name, the award title, and a dated citation line together. Send clean line art, because laser engraving holds sharp lines and text better than photographic shading.

No minimum quantity applies, so a single plaque for one honoree is a normal order. Buyers running an annual program usually order one plaque per recipient and repeat the order each cycle. Quantity still affects the per-unit price, so send your full-year count if you plan to award several.

Production takes 5 working days from artwork approval. The clock starts when you approve the engraving proof, not when you place the order, so a fast approval protects your date. Shipping transit is added on top of production time. Give us your event date and we confirm the schedule before you commit.

Wood and brass plaques are used for sales achievement, employee of the year, retirement, and years-of-service awards. Nonprofits order them for donor and volunteer recognition, and schools use them for coaching, athletic, and academic honors. Safety milestones and outgoing board members are two more common uses. Any award that names one person and stays on display fits this format.

Wipe the brass plate with a dry, soft cloth. Skip metal polish and abrasive cleaners, since both wear down engraved lettering and dull the plate finish. Keep the plaque out of direct sunlight and damp rooms, because sustained sun and humidity affect the wood frame over time.

Pricing on this rosewood wall plaque is quoted per order rather than published as a fixed per-unit figure. Three things move the price: the size you choose from the four formats, how much engraving the brass plate carries, and the quantity you order. The 8" x 10" format prices lowest, and per-unit cost drops as the order quantity rises. Send your size and quantity for a firm per-unit price.