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Buena Ventura Mission - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95Buena Ventura Mission
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Sun - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95During 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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Lighthouse at Point Pinos - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95Lighthouse at Point Pinos
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Santa Ines Mission
$49.95Mission 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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San Juan Bautista Mission - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95San Juan Bautista Mission
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Sea Otter and Pup - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95Now I have first- hand experience with these guys! Along the California coast near Monterey I was able to put in my kayak and paddle amongst the kelp beds and saw several pods of sea otters floating atop the water. Some of them even had little pups on top of their stomachs as they floated on their backs in the water. They like to entangle themselves in the kelp beds to help anchor them. I saw and heard one of them using a rock to hit a mussel in order to open and eat it. They are considered an endangered species and have a very limited habitat.
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Aurora Borealis Polar Bear - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95Aurora Borealis Polar Bear - Hand Painted Art Tile
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San Fernando Mission - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95San Fernando Mission
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Monarch Butterfly - Hand Painted Art Tile
$49.95Doesn’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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