This exquisite ceramic tile is a celebration of nature, design, and craftsmanship, inspired by the work of Charley Harper—one of America’s most beloved wildlife artists.
Originally created in 1973 for the Ford Times, Harper’s illustration captures his signature style, distilling the essence of birds into bold shapes, clean lines, and playful geometry.
The tile itself measures approximately 4 inches by 8 inches, and when mounted in a beautifully finished quarter-sawn oak frame, the full piece spans about 6 inches by 10 inches. The frame adds warmth and structure, making it ready to hang or display on a shelf.
Whether you're a devoted birdwatcher, a design enthusiast, or someone who appreciates the quiet elegance of wildlife, this tile offers a blend of nostalgia, beauty, and craftsmanship.
The actual tile size is approximately 4" x 8". Mounted in the quarter-sawn oak frame, the tile and frame together measure about 6" x 10".
Details
- Based on the work of wildlife artist Charley Harper
- Actual tile size is approximately 3 7/8" x 7 7/8"
- Mounted in the quarter-sawn oak frame, the tile and frame together measure about 6" x 10"