Fleur de Lis Iron Clavos – Cast Iron Decorative Nails for Doors, Gates & Furniture

Decorative Cast Iron Detail for Doors & Furniture

Give plain wooden surfaces an old-world character with these Fleur de Lis Iron Clavos. Made from solid cast iron, these decorative accents have a substantial, sturdy construction for long-term decorative use.

The fleur-de-lis shape and deep black finish create a striking contrast against wood, making these cast iron clavos an easy way to upscale your furniture.

The Fleur de Lis Symbol

The fleur-de-lis, meaning “flower of the lily,” is one of the most popular motifs in European decorative art and heraldry. It became associated with the French monarchy, but the symbol also appeared across European coats of arms, architecture, manuscripts and decorative objects.

Its three-petal shape has remained a popular ornamental motif for centuries. Here, that historic design gives the clavos a medieval, Gothic and traditional character.

Black Protective Finish

Each piece has a black protective finish that enhances the sculpted fleur-de-lis details while giving the iron a traditional aged look. The coating also helps protect the surface against moisture, everyday wear and the formation of rust.

Made for Decorative Projects

These Fleur de Lis Iron Clavos are decorative rather than structural. Use them to embellish wooden doors, barn doors, gates, cabinets, trunks, chests, shutters, furniture and DIY projects.

 These decorative nails are especially suited to medieval, Gothic, rustic, farmhouse and traditional interiors.

How to Install

1. Mark the placement on the wooden surface.
2. Create a small pilot hole.
3. Position the integrated pin into the hole.
4. Gently tap the clavo into place using a hammer to avoid damaging the black finish.
5. Make sure the clavo sits securely and evenly against the surface.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to water or excessive moisture.
• Do not use harsh chemical or abrasive cleaners.

Note: Minor variations in surface texture, shape and finish may occur due to the nature of cast iron production.