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Heirloom portraits, frames and keepsakes made to be passed down for generations.

Welcome to Born & Raised

The Standard for Heirlooms

An heirloom is more than something old. It is a portrait, a frame or a keepsake made with enough care to be handed down. We exist to set the standard for that work, for the families who keep heirlooms and the photographers and artists who create them.

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Made to last

Anyone can call something an heirloom. We hold every piece to a standard, from the light in the studio to the glass in the frame, so it can be passed down for generations.

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A TRADITION FOR EVERY CHAPTER

Every stage of childhood is worth remembering.

MY GRANDMOTHER TOLD ME TO BUY ONE GOOD PIECE OF FURNITURE A YEAR

My grandmother told me to buy one good piece of furniture a year.

I think about that advice often, especially when I look around my own home and wish I had listened.

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Our story

Born & Raised began with a belief that a portrait of a child should be made well and made to last. That belief now shapes every heirloom we make.

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HEIRLOOMS OF EVERY KIND

Portraits, keepsakes, and artwork made to be passed down.

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