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Jellyfish Scene - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Jellyfish Scene - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Santa Ines Mission
$45.95Mission Santa Ines is one of the 21 California Missions founded in the 1700's by Franciscan Missionaries. This Mission is located just outside the Danish populated town of Solvang, California.
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Koi Fish - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This pair of bright Koi Fish seem to glow in the deep green color water. The Japanese character is a symbol for Prosperity as the Koi Fish with their golden coloring is a symbol for wealth in Japan and other Asian countries.
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Full Rooster - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95For this design I had to run out in my backyard and try and follow around one of our fast-moving Bantam Roosters. He would never sit still and pose for me but I was able to still glimpse flashes of his beautiful greenish- blue iridescent hued black feathers he had on his perky curved tail. Actually he was like a rainbow of colors one merging into the other – what a work of art. This tile is hand painted the same way where one color glaze merges into the next one.
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San Xavier Mission
$45.95Mission San Xavier del Bac was founded in 1700 by Father Kino and is located on the Papago Indian Resevation outside Tucson, Arizona.
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Garibaldi Fish and Baby - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Now I have seen these little guys up close and personal in the kelp beds off of Catalina Island. They look like a giant Goldfish and their babies have these beautiful iridescent blue spots which fade away as they get older. They live off the coast of Southern California and Baja and are the official state Fish of California and are protected.
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Lighthouse Key West - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Lighthouse Key West - Hand Painted Art Tile
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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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Schnauzer Dog - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This bouncy Schnauzer is happy to see you! I can also paint other color versions of this same dog design, just contact me.
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Garlic - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95The truth be that we were trying to get accepted into the famous Garlic Festival in California and so I did a garlic design to increase our chances of getting into the show with our tiles. I couldn’t find a suitable picture of a garlic clove so I used one fresh one right out of my kitchen and it is amazing all the nuances of color that I found on that one little clove. It is my “plein air” garlic clove!
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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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Meditteranean Scene - Hand Painted Art Tile Mosaic
$2,000.00Meditteranean Scene - Hand Painted Art Tile Mosaic
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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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Monarch Butterfly - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Doesn’t everyone have some of these little orange beauties fluttering around their gardens in the summertime? I discovered they fly southward from Canada down to California taking advantage of the “thermal “warm air currents that help transport them down here in only 3 days. They follow their source of food the milkweed plants where they also lay their eggs. In Spring they migrate back up North again – the only insects to make both a North and South migration. I enjoy the varied colors and markings on their wings and their overall graceful and delicate design.
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