Classic Framing Bundaberg

26/05/2026

Classic Framing Bundaberg will be closed Thursday 28 May and Friday 29 May 2026 we reopen Monday 1 June 2026.

24/12/2025

Classic Framing Bundaberg is taking a break over the Christmas and New Year Period.

We will be back in the Shop on Monday the 12th of January 2026.

Thank you for all your support in 2025 and look forward to working with you in 2026 to bring your art to life.

Have a safe Christmas and New Year.

John and Janine
Classic Framing Bundaberg

02/12/2025

Phones are back up and running.

Classic Framing Bundaberg can be contacted on 07 4152 8535 or Mobile 0414 489 233.

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John
Classic Framing Bundaberg

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02/12/2025

Good Morning. Classic Framing Bundaberg is having issues with the Telephone land line at the present time.

If you need to call, please call on the Classic Framing Bundaberg Mobile Number 0414 489 233.

Sorry for any inconvenience

John
Classic Framing Bundaberg.

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10/09/2025

Classic Framing Bundaberg has been framing some wonderful artwork this week, Here are few examples.

The art in the yellow frame is a cross stitch mounted with two mats and a plaque.

The spacemen in flowers is a large piece and required the use of acrylic instead of glass.

One client bought some fridge magnets and asked for them to be mounted on a stained board.

Classic Framing Bundaberg will discuss all your framing needs with you

10/09/2025

Classic framing Bundaberg has been busy framing jerseys in the past few weeks.

We have done a couple football jerseys as prizes for a local fund raiser for Motor Neuron Disease.

The end of the football season is on us and presentations will be held soon.

Classic framing Bundaberg can frame a jersey for your club to present to sponsors as we did for the Childers Junior Rugby league club recently.

All sporting clubs cannot operate without the generous support of sponsors.

If your club wants to show appreciation to your sponsor by way of a framed jersey or even a certificate. Call us at Classic Framing Bundaberg 4152 8583 to discuss options.

29/07/2025

Nathan from Pacific Blue Car Care brought Shane van Gisbergen race suit from the 2022 Bathurst 1000 Supercar race to be framed to Classic Framing Bundaberg. The result was great. Classic Framing Bundaberg can frame sports memorabilia, jerseys along with art work and photos. Drop in to us at 107 Targo Street Bundaberg or call us to discuss your framing needs.

04/07/2025

Do you have that special piece of art you want framed, perhaps your favourite Jersey, Your children's school photos, At Classic Framing Bundaberg we can do that for you to make your art into Wow Art for the world to see. Below are a few examples of the diversity of our work.

27/06/2025

One of our clients recently returned from a trip brought two pieces of Japanese art to be framed.

Both were prints on a cotton material base.

Both pieces were mounted on a foam core base and framed with a simple white frame and glass cover for protection.

At Classic Framing Bundaberg we can assist with framing the travel memorabilia into a piece of art to hang and showcase to your friends and family and bring back memories of your trips.

Below is a bit of information about each of the art pieces.

Wave art.

The image displays "The Great Wave off Kanagawa," a renowned woodblock print created by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai.

Here's some information about this iconic artwork:

Part of a Series:
It is the first print in Hokusai's famous series titled "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji," which depicts Japan's sacred Mount Fuji from various perspectives.

Composition:

The print features a giant wave threatening three boats near the Japanese prefecture of Kanagawa, with Mount Fuji visible in the distance.
Technique and Materials:
Created between 1830 and 1833 during Japan's Edo period, it was made using the ukiyo-e printing technique and notably incorporates Prussian blue, a more intense pigment than traditionally used indigo.

Global Icon:

"The Great Wave" has become a globally recognized symbol, representing not only Hokusai's artistry but also Japanese art in general

Japanese Doll Image.

The image displays a framed Japanese tenugui (hand towel) featuring a Daruma doll and plum blossoms.

Specifically, it appears to be a Hama-mon'yo E-tenugui Mede Daruma (濱文様 絵てぬぐい めでだるま), which translates to "Hama-mon'yo Picture Tenugui Auspicious Daruma".

Daruma Doll:

The prominent red figure is a Daruma doll, a traditional Japanese doll symbolizing perseverance and good luck. One eye is typically filled in when a goal is set, and the second eye is filled in upon achieving that goal.

Plum Blossoms:

The flowers depicted are plum blossoms, which are often associated with the arrival of spring and symbolize beauty, hope, and resilience in Japanese culture.
Hama-mon'yo:

This refers to the brand or style of the tenugui, known for its vibrant designs and use of traditional dyeing techniques.

Tenugui:

A tenugui is a thin Japanese cotton towel, traditionally used for various purposes including drying hands, wrapping items, or as a decorative piece.

27/06/2025

The week Classic Framing Bundaberg was given the honour to preserve and and display some very old, hand produced greeting cards.

The cards were very fragile and 3 dimensional so a shadow box was required. A combination of coloured mat boards the cards now have a second life as a piece of preserved art, able to be displayed.

If you have those special items hidden away.

Think about framing them to a piece of art to preserve and showcase them to friends and family.

Bring them in to Classic Framing Bundaberg, 107 Targo Street Bundaberg to discuss options.