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Bird Tiles
$16.00
Chickadee. Small ball of feathers eating seed.
- Available in 12 non-toxic glazes
- Ideal for temporary or permanent installation
- Has slot on back for easy wall hanging, unless otherwise noted
- Inspired by nature
- Made of durable stoneware
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
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$7.00
Small Winter bird,
wings so fast. The black-capped chickadee is the state bird of Maine and Massachusetts. I wonder if this honor was bestowed due to the birds ability to brave the cold winters of northern states. Known for boldness around humans, wild chickadees are frequent visitors to bird feeders and will sometimes even eat right out of a persons hand.
$25.00
Heron. Prehistoric bird swooping low to go fishing.
- Available in 12 different dinnerware safe glazes
- For permanent installation in a variety of settings
- Can be installed or otherwise displayed in any room of the house
- Original design, sculpted in relief and reproduced by the artist, by hand
- High fired stoneware is sturdy enough for many applications, indoors and out
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
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$7.00
Ascending, transcending, watching from above.
$7.00
Nest, place to rest.
- Available in 12 different dinnerware safe glazes
- For permanent installation in a variety of settings
- Can be installed or otherwise displayed in any room of the house
- Original design, sculpted in relief and reproduced by the artist, by hand
- High fired stoneware is sturdy enough for many applications, indoors and out
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
Click images to enlarge.
$7.00
Wild Turkey, bold, Ben Franklin's favorite.
- Available in 12 different dinnerware safe glazes
- For permanent installation in a variety of settings
- Can be installed or otherwise displayed in any room of the house
- Original design, sculpted in relief and reproduced by the artist, by hand
- High fired stoneware is sturdy enough for many applications, indoors and out
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
Click images to enlarge.
$7.00
Owl, woodland spy, night sentinel.
- Available in 12 different dinnerware safe glazes
- For permanent installation in a variety of settings
- Can be installed or otherwise displayed in any room of the house
- Original design, sculpted in relief and reproduced by the artist, by hand
- High fired stoneware is sturdy enough for many applications, indoors and out
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
Click images to enlarge.
$10.00
Free as can be, ascending, transcending, watching from above.
- Available in 12 different dinnerware safe glazes
- For permanent installation in a variety of settings
- Can be installed or otherwise displayed in any room of the house
- Original design, sculpted in relief and reproduced by the artist, by hand
- High fired stoneware is sturdy enough for many applications, indoors and out
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
Click images to enlarge.
$16.00
Cardinal. Free as can be, ascending, transcending, watching from above.
This tile is about a half inch thick.
This tile is about a half inch thick.
- Available in 12 different dinnerware safe glazes
- For permanent installation in a variety of settings
- Can be installed or otherwise displayed in any room of the house
- Original design, sculpted in relief and reproduced by the artist, by hand
- High fired stoneware is sturdy enough for many applications, indoors and out
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
Click images to enlarge.
$16.00
Pileated Woodpecker, The largest woodpecker in most of North America, the Pileated Woodpecker is nearly as big as a crow. This tile is four inches by four inches and is about a half inch thick.
- Available in 12 different dinnerware safe glazes
- For permanent installation in a variety of settings
- Can be installed or otherwise displayed in any room of the house
- Original design, sculpted in relief and reproduced by the artist, by hand
- High fired stoneware is sturdy enough for many applications, indoors and out
- Twice fired, first to 1800F, then to 2200F
Click images to enlarge.
