Vtg Glazed Ceramic Tile Wall Plaque "Reach To The Sky" Deborah Hiatt Pueblo Art

Description

This vintage glazed ceramic art tile wall plaque features a reproduction of a watercolor painting by artist Deborah Hiatt (1953-2013) well-known for her delicate renderings of the Southwestern Pueblo people and culture. This is a striking piece depicting a native American woman in traditional dress sitting by an adobe home under the shelter of massive stone cliffs. See photos for details.
Measures 7 7/8th inches by 7 7/8ths inches square and 2/8ths of an inch thick. Made in the U.S.A. by the A.R.T. Co. of Albuquerque New Mexico.
In good vintage condition with some light scratches in the surface glaze.
The backside of the tile is missing the original instructive sticker which reads:
"This decorative ceramic tile may be used as a wall hanging, on an easel, or framed.
CARE: Clean the surface occasionally with any type of liquid glass cleaner to remove smudges and dust to produce a fresh look. This product is durable; however it should not be subjected to prolonged direct sunlight or fluorescent light as this could alter the color of the artwork. Heavy or hot objects should not be placed on the surface of the tile, since the surface hasn't been kiln fired."
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