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Michigan Tiles

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The Pictured Rocks Postcard tile features a line drawing of the famous Petit Portal arch. The red cliffs topped with green foliage reach over the deep blue waters creating a tall arch in the rock. The words "Pictured Rocks" float in the sky above.

Pictured Rocks Postcard Tile

This round Michigan Trivet Tile features the outline of the state's two peninsulas including some of the larger northern islands of Michigan. To the left of the design reads "The Great Lakes State" and surrounding it, in a border, reads the word Michigan four times. This two tone Michigan tile features a matte blue background while the peninsulas and words are in a matte organic green color.

Michigan Trivet Tile, Two-Tone

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The viridian/scrape version of the Michigan tile is glazed in the crystalline deep green glaze called Viridian. Before firing, the tile has been scraped, leaving the raised design without color.

Beauty and Bounty of Michigan Tile, Two-Tone

The 4x4 ceramic Michigan tile includes an embossed image of the two peninsulas of Michigan. Encircling these shapes are the words "Enjoy the Beauty and the Bounty, Michigan". This Beauty and Bounty of Michigan tile is featured in the matte Pewabic green glaze.

Beauty and Bounty of Michigan Tile

The 4x4 ceramic Michigan tile includes an embossed image of the two peninsulas of Michigan. Encircling these shapes are the words "Enjoy the Beauty and the Bounty, Michigan". The tile features the matte turquoise Pewabic Blue glaze which beautifully offsets the deep reddish brown of the oak wood frame.

Framed Beauty and Bounty of Michigan Tile

Michigan Outline Tile

The Michigan Outline Tile features the outline of the state of Michigan with both peninsulas and its larger northern islands. This hand painted tile has a background of deep matte blue while the peninsulas are a maize gold color.

Michigan Outline Tile, Hand-Painted

The Michigan Outline Tile features the outline of the state of Michigan with both peninsulas and its larger northern islands. It is in the matte turquoise Pewabic Blue glaze which is beautifully offset by the reddish brown oak wood frame.

Framed Michigan Outline Tile

The Michigan Magnet features the state's two peninsulas with the word "Michigan" written below them. This piece has a simple border around the entire design.

Michigan Magnet

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The Detroit Magnet is a rectangular tile featuring a tree lined road leading towards the Detroit skyline. The word Detroit is in bold letters across the top of the tile.

Detroit Magnet

The Sleeping Bear Dunes Tile features the serene Lake Michigan and the sandy beaches and dunes covered on top by bushes and greenery. The words "Sleeping Bear Dunes" line the bottom of the design. The hand painted tile boasts blues and greens and pale yellow sand.

Hand-Painted Sleeping Bear Dunes Postcard Tile

The ceramic Belle Isle Bridge Postcard tile features the Macarthur Bridge which connects Belle Isle to mainland Detroit. The words "Belle Isle" float above the bridge in the sky. This tile is hand-painted in a variety of blue glazes.

Belle Isle Bridge Tile

The Pine Tree Tile features a 3D outline of a pine tree inside of a thick, smooth square border.

Two Tone Pine Tree

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The Pine Tree Tile features a 3D outline of a pine tree inside of a thick, smooth square border. This tile features the matte turquoise Pewabic Blue glaze.

Pine Tree

These round, disc-like ornaments feature an MSU Spartan helmet with a large crest.

Michigan State University Spartan Ornament

A Kale colored tile rests on a table with seeded eucalyptus bordering it.

Michigan State University Spartan Tile

The Ford Piquette Tile has a vintage Ford design. The words "Ford Motor Co. Piquette Detroit" are written in decorative script. The words are surrounded by a swirly circular design.

Ford Piquette Tile, Two-Tone

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The Detroit Skyline tile features the current downtown skyline with the Detroit River in the foreground. A freighter floats by causing ripples on the otherwise flat surface of the water. The word "Detroit" is written above in the sky. This Detroit Skyline Tile features the matte blueish-green Pewabic Green glaze.

Detroit Skyline Tile

The Detroit Skyline tile features the current downtown skyline with the Detroit River in the foreground. A freighter floats by causing ripples on the otherwise flat surface of the water. The word "Detroit" is written above in the sky. This tile is in the two tone Midnight/Scrape option. The sky and water are in the glossy deep dark blue Midnight glaze while the skyline, boat and word is scraped to make a creamy white color.

Detroit Skyline, Two-Tone

The round Michigan Ornament features the state's two peninsulas surrounded by a border with the words "enjoy the beauty and the bounty, Michigan" written around the circular edge.

Michigan Ornament

Detroit Ornament

The 6x6 Pinecone tile features a large pinecone in the center of the tile with pine needles encircling it. This piece shown in Pewabic blue- a turquoise blue color.

6X6 Pinecone Tile

The Wave Tile features a line drawing of a large, curled wave. There are bubbles scattered around its base with a huge puffy cloud behind it that almost covers the bright blue sky. The hand painted tile has multiple blue hues with bright white accents.

Hand-Painted Wave Tile

The ceramic acorn tile has an embossed image of two acorns hanging together with oak leaves in the background.

Acorn Tile

This round Michigan Trivet Tile features the outline of the state's two peninsulas including some of the larger northern islands of Michigan. To the left of the design reads "The Great Lakes State" and surrounding it, in a border, reads the word Michigan four times.

Michigan Trivet Tile

The Pewabic Pottery Book's cover features images of three ceramic vessels at the bottom and a historic Pewabic mural found at the Detroit Public Library at the top.

Pewabic Pottery: A Handcrafted History

Ceramic Craftsman Clock | 4X4 MSU Spartan Tile

Craftsman Clock | 4X4 MSU Spartan Tile

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University of Michigan Tile