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Blue Crab - Hand Painted Art Tile
$47.95The Atlantic Blue Crab is the most common invertebrate in the Western Atlantic found from New England down to Florida. It might be common but I think it is beautiful with its stone-like blue tones and bright red colored accents – an artist’s delight.
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Tibetan Dragon - Hand Painted Art Tile
$47.95Tibetan Dragon - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Red Crab - Hand Painted Art Tile
$47.95This is my Red Crab...There is the famous Dungeness Red Crab of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula and then there is the equally famous Alaskan King Crab which they catch off the Aleutian Islands in Winter. There is also the Atlantic Red Crab from the coast of Maine down to the Gulf of Mexico. And finally there is the Pacific Red Crab which lives alongside the other red and Rock crabs on the Pacific Coast.
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Scottish Terrier - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$47.95This 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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Denali Alaska
$47.95ALL TILES: *Can be hung on the wall as a painting or used for installation... *Can be used as a hot plate as the tiles are "fired" to 1800o F in our kiln *150 designs to choose from - all tiles are 6"x 6" *Are individually hand painted in the USA and are my own original designs so each tile is unique
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Navajo Lady on a Horse
$47.95This tile portrays a Navajo Indian woman living in the New Mexican plains riding her black and white classic Paint Pony with some of the famous mesas and buttes behind her.
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Sun - Hand Painted Art Tile
$47.95During 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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