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Guid Auld Days | Large Slate Mounted Wall Art
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Noa Art | Slate Mounted Ceramic Tile Artwork Titled 'Guid Auld Days'
This captivating artwork features vibrant blue hues and sandy tones, depicting a scene with a little bright red roofed bothie and a classic telephone box, inspired by the Scottish Highlands and the bothies that adorn them.
Every piece in Noa Art's tile collection is based on an original canvas painting that is printed onto ceramic tile and mounted onto a handcrafted slate backing. Each painting is coloured to reflect the diversity of the Scottish landscapes depicted, and is painted with a palette knife to give a strong sense of texture even on smooth and glossy ceramic. The unusual way these artworks are rendered and displayed makes them truly stand out pieces of decor and amazing conversation starters.
Each slate backing for Noa Art's ceramic tile pieces is shaped by hand, adding a rustic look, and ensuring that the one you take home will be totally unique. The back of the slate is fitted with a saw tooth hanger and can be hung with a double pin picture hook.
(Height: 30.0cm; Width: 30.0cm)
Who is Noa Art?
Six years living in New Zealand with their corrugated roofs kindled a deep love and appreciation for the sturdy stone and slate structures of Scotland's but 'n' bens, making them the consistent inspiration and stars of the gorgeous paintings by Noa Art.
Noa is the name of the artist's daughter, and the name means "free from restriction" in Maori, which aligns beautifully with how the artist sums up her textural abstract interpretation of Scotland, as she calls "the land of the free", she writes "Living at the foot of some of Scotland’s most beautiful glens and a short distance from the North Sea, there is no lack of colour and character to be inspired by. I often incorporate into my original paintings the cosy bothies and cottages that adorn these landscapes, to draw the eye. I feel what I paint captures the spirit of Scotland, I hope you enjoy my interpretations."
Her husband is the man behind the rustic hand cut slate mounts, carefully shaping them and coating them, bringing out their unique grain and texture.
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Noa Art | Slate Mounted Ceramic Tile Artwork Titled 'Guid Auld Days'
This captivating artwork features vibrant blue hues and sandy tones, depicting a scene with a little bright red roofed bothie and a classic telephone box, inspired by the Scottish Highlands and the bothies that adorn them.
Every piece in Noa Art's tile collection is based on an original canvas painting that is printed onto ceramic tile and mounted onto a handcrafted slate backing. Each painting is coloured to reflect the diversity of the Scottish landscapes depicted, and is painted with a palette knife to give a strong sense of texture even on smooth and glossy ceramic. The unusual way these artworks are rendered and displayed makes them truly stand out pieces of decor and amazing conversation starters.
Each slate backing for Noa Art's ceramic tile pieces is shaped by hand, adding a rustic look, and ensuring that the one you take home will be totally unique. The back of the slate is fitted with a saw tooth hanger and can be hung with a double pin picture hook.
(Height: 30.0cm; Width: 30.0cm)
Who is Noa Art?
Six years living in New Zealand with their corrugated roofs kindled a deep love and appreciation for the sturdy stone and slate structures of Scotland's but 'n' bens, making them the consistent inspiration and stars of the gorgeous paintings by Noa Art.
Noa is the name of the artist's daughter, and the name means "free from restriction" in Maori, which aligns beautifully with how the artist sums up her textural abstract interpretation of Scotland, as she calls "the land of the free", she writes "Living at the foot of some of Scotland’s most beautiful glens and a short distance from the North Sea, there is no lack of colour and character to be inspired by. I often incorporate into my original paintings the cosy bothies and cottages that adorn these landscapes, to draw the eye. I feel what I paint captures the spirit of Scotland, I hope you enjoy my interpretations."
Her husband is the man behind the rustic hand cut slate mounts, carefully shaping them and coating them, bringing out their unique grain and texture.