Eclectic Tile
Collection by Leif Brecke
Ceramic Tile, Metal, Bohemian, wabi-sabi, architecture, eclectic, arts and crafts movement, eco-homes, fantastic, gothic art nouveau, permaculture, romantic, William Morris, mission style, rustic chic, resilient, sustainable, elvish, dwarvish, Art Deco, fantasy, storybook, Victorian, avante-garde, country, pastoral, farm, Cascadian, geek, nerd
Pavement tiles, Barcelona
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The Mercer Museums, The Journal of Antiques & Collectibles Feature Article March 2004
Decorative Motifs
Certain motifs repeat in the decorative arts movement and its revival. These may be ancient, like the Celtic knot, or simply pretty and easy to stylize, like the iris. Most of the motifs come to us from nature and moderation and balance is key when decorating.
Welcome to Rookwood Pottery!
Made in the United States since 1880, Rookwood sets the standard for stunning hand-crafted architectural tile and exquisite art pottery. Welcome to our shop!
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Dragonfly Koi art tile ceramic tile animal by MedicineBluffStudio
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Find the perfect handmade gift, vintage & on-trend clothes, unique jewelry, and more… lots more.
Lepan - wall murals of mud , mirror and thread from the Indian desert
I love to execute these traditional wall murals of the Indian desert state of Rajasthan. Beautiful designs depicting the Godess of posperity are made
GOLEM Kunst und Baukeramik GmbH | Verlegebeispiel F 94a V1
Verlegebeispiel F 94a V1 - B 7.32 + F 94 a b + F 10.63 Ri + F 10.519 + F 10.519 H + F 10.32 Ri + SOF 5.63
Art Nouveau Tile Fireplace Designs . . . Moulded To A 'T' !
The Art Nouveau tile fireplace designs pictured here include both moulded and tube-lined tiles made from high quality glazed ceramics.
For Halloween Chinese Bat Welcome Tile with Full Moon in | Etsy
This charming, ceramic, bat 'welcome' plaque will greet visitors to your home, shop, garden or office. In Chinese culture the bat symbolizes happiness and good fortune. This frisky little critter was inspired by a Chinese illustration of bats. The word 'welcome' (in an arts & crafts font) is stamped into the clay below the bat. The background of the welcome tile is finished in our shiny burnt orange glaze. The bluish-purple patches in the sky are not another glaze color, but reflection of…
Arts and Crafts Movement
German Tile, West Side Art Tiles
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