Certainly a vivid and popular design, the source of this motif is older than many first think: a rare wooden find from around 400 BCE. The small carved piece of Scythian horse tack was grave goods found in the Altai Mountains of Siberia. And, like other wooden objects from the same find, it may well bear traces of the bright paints favored by the Scythians, including vivid yellows, reds, and blues. And while books interpret the design as a griffon, others have called it a dragon or an eagle. Want a size, shape, or color not listed? Custom is always an option, just contact us. Check out the inspirations (historical and otherwise) of this series.
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Suitable for installation on walls, counters, or use as coasters, all tiles are of white clay.
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There's also our cookies stamps with designs from this region, and adjacent styles designs among the Celtic, Matte, and Greek Forms. We also do designs found on Redwolf Ltd pewter jewelry and the ceramic 'gems' we create for Rigr Crafts jewelry --plus there's getting our artwork on clothing and other items via Redbubble or Spring.
Unique & usable, safe for food and drink as well as the modern conveniences such as oven, dishwasher, and microwave. All the designs are drawn free-hand and hand-painted onto the hand-thrown pottery—no molds or stencils used—and our wares are designed sturdy, built to survive years of everyday use. Have other questions?
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