This design comes from the Etruscan civilization of Italy, which predates Roman times. It depicts an air spirit. Measures approximately 3″ x 9″.

Alpena is a pre-Roman goddess, angelic in form, the goddess of flowers. This is a joyous and beautiful goddess.

The design is reproduced from an image originally painted on a vase. A fragment of the vase was found during an excavation in Italy.

Made from white stoneware clay, and re-fired in a kiln with an oxide wash, it hangs on the wall by durable hemp string.

Measures 3.5″ (8.9 cm) x 4.5″ (11.4 cm). Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. May also be glazed or hand painted.

Reproduction in stoneware of the Greek goddess, Aphrodite, known as Tana in ancient times in Italy. Here, she is shown adjusting her sandal. Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. Measures  3.5″ x 5.75″.

Daughter of the ancient Diana, Italian moon goddess/goddess of the hunt. Aradia is believed by some to have been an actual priestess who lived in the 13th century, who courageously fought to preserve the old ways against the persecutions of the Catholic church. Available in green, black, blue, rust or pale gold washes. Measures 3.5″ x 4.5″.

This cat like creature could well be a witches familiar. The image is derived from ancient Italy, where the old religion remained strong for centuries. Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. Measures 2.5″ x 8″.

Celtic god, Cernunnos,  or a shaman. Taken from  a panel from the Iron Age silver Gundestrup cauldron. The figure is surrounded by many  animals, suggesting that he may be Lord of the animals. This small tile is available in a variety of glazes (dark green, amethyst brown or mottled caramel), as well as green, black, blue, rust and gold washes. Measures 3″ wide x 4″ high.

This is an example of a Dark Leaf Green glaze

The Italian moon goddess, Diana, is also goddess of the hunt. She is often depicted with a greyhound at her side.

Measures 7.25″ (18.4 cm) High. x 7.5″ (19.1 cm) Wide.

Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. May also be glazed or hand painted.

This is an example of an antique gold wash

Reproduction from ancient Italy, Dusio is a trickster figure. One story relates how he tore up the love letters of a maid servant, teasing that she didn’t want the lady of the house to find out about her affair. Measures approximately 4″ wide by 5.25″.

Hand sculpted wall hanging was originally a design that was etched on the back of a bronze mirror from the Etruscan period. This image represents the passing of the old god which makes way for the new–a seasonal ritual. The accompanying figures hold him in embrace.

Hangs on the wall with a string along the back.
Made of stoneware, shown with a green oxide wash. Select other colors from the drop down menu.

Ancient Celtic goddess of horses, and also of dogs. There are many depictions of Epona. I chose this one because she reminded me most of the grandmother spirit. Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. Measures 4.5″ x 4.75″.

Here, a frog is holding a broom and sits in the midst of Ivy vines. What could be more wonderful? This fun subject hails from ancient Italy and was hand carved from historical drawings. Measures approximately 8″ (20.5 cm) x 3″ (7.6 cm) high, and easily hangs on the wall.

Hand sculpted wall hanging was originally a design that was etched on the back of a bronze mirror from the Etruscan period. This image represents the goddess departing the underworld and returning to earth for spring and summer. She bids the underworld god farewell.

Hangs on the wall with a string along the back.
Made of stoneware, shown with a green oxide wash. Select other colors from the drop down menu.

Historical reproduction of a greyhound from ancient Italy. The greyhound was often depicted with Diana, the moon goddess, and goddess of the hunt. Measures approximately 7.5″ (19.05 cm) wide x 4.25″ (10.8 cm) high, and hangs on the wall.

Sculpted Stoneware Wall Tile of an Ancestral Spirit, called a “Lasa” from the Etruscan period. In ancient times the people believed that after death their ancestors watched over them. There was also a strong connection with the natural world, so many images from this period reflect the magic & spirituality in nature. The spirit here holds a bottle containing a magic potion which may transport the living to another dimension. Measures 3.75″ x 5.25″.

A Lasa (ancestral spirit) is meeting with the Etruscan god, Tinia. This is a large tile that hangs directly on the wall.

Male and Female Mandrake sculpted wall hangings, reproduced from medieval images, originally woodcuts, 14th century, in the region of France. Made of white stoneware clay. The Mandrake plant has roots that resemble the human form. For this reason the Mandrake was used in medieval magick. These images often appear in old herbal books as well as occult texts. Measures approximately 3.5″ X 6 “. Sold as a pair.

The fun loving Greek woodland goat god, Pan. Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. Measures 6.25″-6.5″.

From the Etruscan period, here is a row of four dog like creatures in various poses.

This tile measures approximately 7.5″ (19 cm) long x 1.5″ (3.8 cm) high and would make for a lovely border treatment.

A variety of colours are available. Gold wash is shown in product photo.

Bear in mind that clay shrinkage varies with initial water content in the clay, type of clay used, and firing temperature. (Plain terra cotta has the least shrinkage.) A precise measurement is not easily obtained. However, I can make matching spacers which will be helpful in your home décor project if you need a tile border of a specific length.

If you are in need of a large number, inquire about a quantity discount.

A Celtic fertility figure, shown in a birthing position. She is seen in various forms throughout the British Isles and the Norse world, but always in a squatting position, giving birth to new generations. Often found above doorways.  See http://www.ancestralacupuncture.com/blog-2/2015/1/20/voices-of-ancient-europe-jack-roberts for an in depth look at the symbolic meaning of Sheela Na Gigs.

Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes, as well as dark green, amethyst brown and mottled caramel glazes. Measures 3″ x 4″.

This is an example of a Mottled Caramel glaze

This intriguing piece was derived from ancient Italy. The (ancestral) spirit holds a lantern to light her path. A magickal Roman bell is shown in the middle. A mythical animal is also featured in this tile. Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. Measures 3″ x 7.75″.

Hand sculpted wall hanging was originally a design that was etched on the back of a bronze mirror from the Etruscan period. This image represents the ripe harvest.

Hangs on the wall with a string along the back.

Made of stoneware, shown with a green oxide wash. Select other colors from the drop down menu.

Reproduction from Ancient Italy depicting a Tuscan witch encircled by vines and an animal spirit. Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. Measures 5.25″ diameter.

Two Etruscan women are enjoying life in the midst of stylized flowers. One holds an object, which possibly may be a tambourine.

Available in green, black, blue, rust or gold washes. Measures 3.25″ x 7.75″.

Ancient Etruscan Goddess and God, Uni and Tagni, who are connected with the cycles of agriculture and nature.

They are riding in their chariot. This beautiful image has been hand carved and made of stoneware. Measures 8″ x 2-1/2″.

This is an example of a gold wash