Shadow Box Framing

 Shadow box framing is a type of framing that is commonly used to display three-dimensional objects such as artwork, memorabilia, and other items that have depth. It involves creating a box-like structure around the object, which is then mounted on a backing board and placed within a frame. The box is usually made from a sturdy material such as wood or acrylic, and the backing board is often covered in a fabric or paper to create a visually appealing background. Shadow box framing allows for a more creative and dynamic display of objects compared to traditional flat framing, as it provides depth and space for the object to be showcased. It is a popular choice for preserving and displaying sentimental items such as wedding invitations, sports jerseys, and family heirlooms.