Large Sconce Style
Each sconce is approximately 12" tall x 6" wide at top
If using live plants in your sconce, I recommend a small amount of sphagnum moss placed in the bottom above the drain hole.
Fill the rest of the sconce with potting soil and your favorite plant;
or fill with orchid bark mix and a dazzling orchid plant.
Each hand-built, glazed ceramic sconce has an hole at upper back for a screw, nail, etc. so you can hang it in your favorite location.
Hummingbird Series
Ruby-Throated Hummingbird with Yellow Hibiscus
A lovely ruby-throated hummingbird hovers over a striking, yellow hibiscus flower on a matte white sconce
Butterflies of Florida Series
Double Monarch w/Milkweed
Beautiful pair of Monarch Butterflies (Danaus plexippus) and caterpillar on flowering milkweed with a matte white sconce.
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Zebra Longwing w/Bird of Paradise Flower
The Florida State Butterfly -
Zebra Longwing (Heliconius charitonia) with an orange bird-of-paradise on a glossy white sconce |
Fish of the Tropical Reef Series
(Rhinecanthus rectangulus)
The State fish of Hawaii. Humuhumunukunukuapua'a is the Hawaiian name, which means "triggerfish with a snout like a pig" |
Beautiful detail of coral reef scene as a Triggerfish approaches a wary crab flanked by coral, seagrass, sponge, shells and sea star. Above an octopus looms over the top of the matte white sconce body
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Moorish Idol Fish w/Octopus
Lovely pair of Moorish Idol fish.(Zanclus cornutus) Named by African Moors who believed these fish were a bringer of happiness. An octopus peers above the top of the glossy white sconce
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Yellow Tang
A pair of Yellow Tang (Zebrasoma flavescens) swim above sea anemone encrusted coral rocks. A purple octopus sits atop the glossy, buff-colored, lightly speckled sconce.
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Schooling Yellow Tang
Four schooling Yellow Tang swim in and around purple/white coral formation, a red sea fan, pink soft coral and a brain coral. Matte white sconce body
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*Detail of Schooling Yellow Tang
Detail of lower Yellow Tang and surrounding lavender coral, brain coral, seahorse, red sea star, red sea fan and shells.
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Schooling Moorish Idol Fish
Four schooling Moorish Idols on a background of lovely purple coral and seagrass. Matte white sconce body
Orange Clown Fish w/Octopus
Three Orange Clown Fish (Amphiprion percula) hide among the chartreuse and purple tentacles of sea anemones. Above, an orange octopus stretches its arms over the side of a glossy white sconce.
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*Detail of Schooling Moorish Idol Fish
Lower area showing the details of the shells, red sea star, and purple coral formation.
*Detail of Orange Clown Fish
Detail of Sea Anemone with their chartreuse, purple tipped tentacles surrounding their Orange Clown Fish occupants. |
Queen Angelfish
Brilliant pair of Queen Angelfish (Holacanthus ciliaris). Considered by many as the most colorful residents of the reef, these two swim about among the bright orange coral, sponge, sea star and shells. Glossy white sconce body.
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*Detail of Queen Angelfish
Details of Angelfish, surrounding brilliant orange coral formation, shells, red sea star, sea grass and a brown basket sponge. Hand-painted with underglaze in intricate detail.
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Copperband Butterflyfish
A pair of Copperband Butterflyfish (Chelmon rostratus) swimming above red and purple coral formation. Glossy white sconce body
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*Detail of Copperband Butterflyfish
Detail of the Butterflyfish and coral, including brain coral, pink soft coral, orange basket sponges, shells, sea grass and red sea star.
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Frogs of the Rainforest Series
Red-Eyed Tree Frog
This version is shown on an unglazed sconce; high-lighted with a bamboo imprint and chocolate clay
Painted Reed Frog
Painted Reed Frog (Hyperolius marmoratus) are native to Southwest Africa. Shown here on a gorgeous pink, green and white pair of Caladium leaves and a background of ferns. Glossy, light brown tinted sconce
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*Detail of Painted Reed Frog
Close up of the brightly colored frog and Caladiums.
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Starry Night Reed Frog
Starry Night Reed Frog (Heterixalus alboguttatus). These highly adaptable species are found in the southwestern lowlands of Madagascar. Glossy white sconce
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*Detail of Starry Night Reed Frog
Detail of frog and the sconce texture. The tip of one the highly colorful Caladium leaves can be seen just below the frog's bright red-orange feet.
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Red-backed Poison Dart Frog
Red-Backed Poison Dart Frog (Ranitomeya reticulata) Native to the Amazon Rainforest. It is thought to obtain its moderate poisons from the ants, mites, and beetles it eats. Glossy white sconce
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*Detail of Red-backed Poison Dart Frog
Detail of the frog with the color that gives it its name.
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Dragonflies
Another version of the Double Dragonfly with Lotus Flower
This is a variation on the general theme. The sconce body pictured here is a glossy, speckled desert buff body. Each of the Double Dragonflies will be one-of-a-kind. If requested, the sconce color can be changed as can the flower color. You can even pick out a texture for the sconce; one you may have seen in other examples of my work on this site. Keep in mind, the turn around time is 4 to 5 weeks if the piece is not in stock.
Koi Pond
Flamingo
These are the latest projects. So new, in fact, that the sconces shown here have not had their final firing yet. Look for these and more in the "Florida shore bird/flamingo" series coming soon.
Gnomes!!
No, these are not Sconces, but they are one of our latest creations so I thought I would feature them here until they get their own tab. They are approximately 10 inches tall and around 9 to 10 inches wide. Like many of the sconces, some of these are sold out...but we can always make more. They are heavy, durable and will not fade if placed outside on a patio, garden walk or greeting your guests at your front door.
"Good Vibes Only" and "Wage Peace". Hippie flashback inspired :)