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Mono Lake
$45.95I have kayaked this very salty lake whose only fish is brine shrimp ! The islands in the lake are where seagulls nest and breed. Osprey also make nests on top of the tufas but must fly to other fresh water lakes far away to provide fish for their chicks.
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Dog Sled and Musher
$45.95They still utilize these dog sleds up in the frozen north in Canada and Alaska. I rode on one last December up in Fairbanks Alaska and it was a "real hoot" !
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Tiger Stripe Cat - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95I took my “Van Gough” Tuxedo cat and turned him into an orange- striped Tabby Cat with the same cute face and beautiful marmalade markings.
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Lighthouse - Sandy Hook - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Lighthouse - Sandy Hook - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Buena Ventura Mission - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Buena Ventura Mission
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Lighthouse Santa Cruz - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Lighthouse Santa Cruz - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Polar Bear - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Actually I must give credit to my son, Jeremy for this polar bear’s design. He drew this bear in class during high school as a proto-type for one he would be eventually carving out of soap stone. It was such a playful yet elegant design that I “borrowed” it from him. After all this is a family business and we all chip in! Due to climatic changes in the ice patterns up North the polar bear is currently listed as a threatened species.
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Scottish Terrier - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This spunky little Scotty Dog is waiting for you to bring him home. I can paint in other colors as well, just contact me.
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Great Blue Heron - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This Great Blue Heron design ceramic tile depicts an elegant large bird which I have the honor to see frequenting my pond where he stands still for minutes on end until he plunges his beak into the water and catches an unsuspecting fish for his dinner.
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Navajo Lady
$45.95This tile portrays a Navajo Woman dressed in her traditional costume that they still wear today.
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Donkey - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95This adorable little fuzzy creature is just so sweet and is one of our favorite designs
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Sun - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95During the Renaissance a distinct style of art developed in Italy which reflected parallel developments in science including a new theory that the earth may revolve around the Sun. Artisans became more focused on the human form as well. This Renaissance- era sun design was used as a base for sundials and portrayed in Renaissance era- paintings and in early astrological books.
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Sea Turtle - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95On my fist visit to Hawaii I was snorkeling and came upon a green sea turtle skimming gracefully and fast over the sandy white bottom. I tried to swim fast and see if I could touch him but he was a better swimmer than me. I was so inspired that when I came home I created this Green Sea Turtle tile in memory of him.
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San Luis Rey de Francia Mission - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Mission San Luis Rey de Francia, also known as Mission San Luis Rey or San Luis Rey Mission Church, was founded on June 13, 1798 in coastal Las Californias, in the present day U.S. city of Oceanside in California. The local Quechnajuichom Native American tribe became known as the Luiseño 'Mission Indians', after the Mission's 'Luis'. The current church, built in 1811 is the third church on this location. It is a National Historic Landmark, for its pristine example of a Spanish Mission Church complex.
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Father Serra - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Father Serra - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Grey Whale & Baby - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95The Grey whale is a Baleen whale that feeds on small crustaceans on the bottom of the sea. He has 2 blowholes which create a unique V-shaped “blow”. Each October the Grey whales make a most amazing annual migration of 7000 miles one way from his feeding grounds in the Bering Straight to the tropical seas of Mexico where the females give birth. I have seen Grey whales in the famous Scammons Lagoon in Baja where they came right up to our small Mexican“ponga” boat and we could actually touch them. It is in this warm water lagoon where the mother’s give birth. I have portrayed my grey whale with a newborn calf close beside her.
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