This is a handmade mosaic of ferns in green, gold and violet tones, made from tumbled pieces of broken tile, dishes and iridescent vitreous glass mosaic tile.
This piece measures 14”x24” including the wood frame. The fir edges are stained a distressed driftwood grey-brown. The mosaic weighs approximately 5 lbs and needs to be attached safely to your wall by a professional.
This mosaic is made with black mosaic grout and the pieces are secured with mortar, making it suitable for outdoor in protected areas.
The mosaic is signed with a custom made ceramic tile at the bottom corner with Kathryn’s aspen leaf logo.
This mosaic ships with suggested hanging hardware, but it is your responsibility to ensure it is hung safely on your wall type.
This is an original piece of art made with repurposed and found items, so there may be flaws within and marks on the back; check pictures carefully and message us if you have any questions.
This item ships from British Columbia, after July 27 when the Hearth show has closed.
You can also shop the Prints gallery here, or read more about Kathryn’s work with nonprofits or our sustainability initiatives.
Images are all copyright © Kathryn Beals. All prints are printed without the copyright watermark.
This is a handmade mosaic of ferns in green, gold and violet tones, made from tumbled pieces of broken tile, dishes and iridescent vitreous glass mosaic tile.
This piece measures 14”x24” including the wood frame. The fir edges are stained a distressed driftwood grey-brown. The mosaic weighs approximately 5 lbs and needs to be attached safely to your wall by a professional.
This mosaic is made with black mosaic grout and the pieces are secured with mortar, making it suitable for outdoor in protected areas.
The mosaic is signed with a custom made ceramic tile at the bottom corner with Kathryn’s aspen leaf logo.
This mosaic ships with suggested hanging hardware, but it is your responsibility to ensure it is hung safely on your wall type.
This is an original piece of art made with repurposed and found items, so there may be flaws within and marks on the back; check pictures carefully and message us if you have any questions.
This item ships from British Columbia, after July 27 when the Hearth show has closed.
You can also shop the Prints gallery here, or read more about Kathryn’s work with nonprofits or our sustainability initiatives.
Images are all copyright © Kathryn Beals. All prints are printed without the copyright watermark.
The sword fern, Polystichum munitum, is am evergreen fern native to western North America. This fern grows in the understory of coniferous forests in BC, and is adapted to thrive in moist soil and cool temperatures. The individual fronds live for up to 2 years. The sword fern is named because the lobes of the pinna (small leaves within the frond) resemble the hilt of a sword. This plant was used by the Coast Salish peoples as a topical pain reliever.
