Art Tiles

This beautiful tile represents the classic view of life up north.  A perfect accent to your tile back splash, tile fireplace surround or make a lov...

Handmade in Petoskey Michigan! This 4x4 squirrel tile is a perfect display piece for a nature lover. It will work great as an accent piece on a bac...

Motawi Pine Landscape series is adapted from Grueby Faience designer Addison LeBoutillier's tile "Pines."  Beautiful as a stand alone piece or as a...

It all started with a Dragonfly tile then Motawi added other small insects and animals to the line, including this Turtle, a Frog, a Butterfly, and...

The Great Horned Owl is the inspiration for the striking design on this pendant necklace. The pendant is made of silver-plated die cast bronze in...

Red-on-red is the theme of this flamboyant tile based on the work of celebrated wildlife artist Charley Harper (1922-2007), a self-described "minim...

Express your love for our planet and nature with this unique handmade tile. Featuring a butterfly, swallow, frog, and a flower, it would be a beaut...

This beautifully crafted frame is constructed of 2.125" oak. The frame is flat with mitered corners and stapled joints and comes in a natural finis...

This beautifully-crafted frame is constructed of 2.125" oak. The frame is flat with mitered corners and stapled joints and comes in an Ebony finish...

Originally painted in 2005, Birch Bark & Birds shows three nuthatches playing amongst birch trees, a common setting for many of Charley Harper’...

The classic honeybee is the inspiration for the striking design on this pendant necklace. The pendant is made of silver-plated die cast bronze inla...

 An elegant, timeless accent; this 4x4 inch compass rose tile is a perfect display piece for a nautical, lake or ocean side home. It works wonderfu...

Motawi's contemplative Riverscape tile evokes the quiet grace of a Japanese landscape. Beautiful as a stand alone piece or as an accent in a firepl...

This handsome bird is perched on a snow-covered branch as he scans the winter sky before his next flight. From the Charley Harper Sketchbook: How t...