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Tile Mosaic228 viewsI don't know whether there is a specific artistic term that applies to this type of composite-tile design, so I just call it a "tile mosaic." Regardless, I found this a particularly pleasing example of the genre.
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Two Exceptional Plates228 viewsThese seemed to be a cut above many of the others.
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Tea Service227 views17 pieces, in a velvet-lined case.
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Fanciful Fishes226 viewsFortunately my camera had a built-in flash; otherwise I wouldn't have been able to shoot legible pictures in the dimly lit shop.
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Urn225 viewsThe shop's inventory was divided between nautical, abstract, floral and terrestrial designs, with abstract motifs probably the most common.
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Chuck and Elouise Mattox213 viewsBrowsing the wares in the pottery shop.
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Floral Tile Mosaic208 viewsOne of many such on display in the shop, each one beautiful and unique.
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Here's my spout207 viewsThe potter applies the spout to the body of the teapot.
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Here's my handle202 viewsThe potter carefully attaches the handle.
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Flight of Fancy201 viewsI'm not sure what sort of creatures the artist intended to represent here, but the juxtaposition of the animal and floral life was superbly executed.
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A Room Full of Tiles194 viewsA tour de force of beautiful and varied tilework.
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But where's my handle?192 viewsThe spout is attached; the next step will be to apply the handle.
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