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Jack Russell Terrier Dog - Hand Painted tile
$45.95An adorable Jack Russell puppy awaits you on this pretty hand painted tile.
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Tibetan Dragon - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Tibetan Dragon - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Aurora Borealis Polar Bear - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Aurora Borealis Polar Bear - Hand Painted Art Tile
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The Alamo Mission in San Antonio Texas
$45.95This is the famous Mission known as the "The Alamo" where the famous Texas battle for independence was fought in 1836.
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Queensland Heeler Dog - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This was difficult for me to created that "mottled" look that these Queensland Heelers are famous for. I cam probably do other color versions of this same dog design, just contact me.
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Rianbow Trout -Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95A favorite of fishermen this Rainbow Trout is also a very beautiful.shiny silver with rainbow color blushes on their side. I have been lucky enough to see many of these up close and personal since I have a family full of fresh Sierra Nevadan fishermen.
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Ladybug - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95I just think that Lady bugs are the cutest little bug there is – nothing icky at all about them and I love their beautiful “shell” color. They are like a little red jewel twinkling in the garden and besides that they eat aphids and bad buggies that hurt the plants! My sweet little lady bug tile has a beautiful red color too!
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Alaskan Glacier
$45.95This is the famous Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska but it could be anywhere in the world with its striking colors and natural feel.
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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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