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July 31, 2007

Tarot Tiles

Sun_clay_tile_2With the Rider-Waite deck as her inspiration, artist Amy Hanks of Mudpuppy Clay Studio combines tumbled Botticino marble tiles and special inks for her lustrous Tarot Tiles.

The tiles can be used for any water application, as well as backsplashes, coasters or other decorative pieces. Tarot images are available in 6" x 6", 4" x 4" and  2" x 2", with the  4" x 4" tiles featuring an easel back as well as a wall hanger and the 2" x 2" fashioned as ceramic magnets.

For more information and to see the Major Arcana displayed in tile, click here.

-- Janet Boyer

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