Welcome to our 3D ART collection — a mix of pieces with shape, texture, and a little extra dimension.
From ceramic wall art and wood maps to layered designs and sculptural details, these pieces bring more than color to a room. They add depth, personality, and something interesting to look at up close. Whether you’re drawn to nature-inspired pieces, local landmarks, or artwork with a modern feel, this collection is full of special finds for your walls and shelves. Find something that adds a little dimension to your space!
These ceramic gum drop mushrooms will take you to your favorite fantasy world. These mushrooms may very well be found in the epic worlds of Candyl...
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Handmade ceramic wall hearts made using a combination of wheel throwing, coil building, and slab techniques. Design is inspired by the traditional ...
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Hand built stoneware heart.Each is glazed by hand with small brushes to bring out the detail in pattern and texture.Dimensions:11'' x 8'' I...
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Handmade ceramic wall hearts made using a combination of wheel throwing, coil building, and slab techniques. Design is inspired by the traditional ...
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Extra large stoneware heart with an arrow created with driftwood from the banks of the Mississippi river so no two will look exactly alike. I...
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Large stoneware heart with an arrow created with driftwood from the banks of the Mississippi river so no two will look exactly alike. Impressed wit...
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Handmade ceramic wall hearts made using a combination of wheel throwing, coil building, and slab techniques. Design is inspired by the traditional ...
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Handmade ceramic wall hearts made using a combination of wheel throwing, coil building, and slab techniques. Design is inspired by the traditional ...
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Handmade ceramic wall hearts made using a combination of wheel throwing, coil building, and slab techniques. Design is inspired by the traditional ...
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In 1927, Frank Lloyd Wright submitted a series of cover designs to Liberty magazine. All were rejected by the editors as too “radical” and were ...
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