Giant's Causeway ceramic tile and easel is by Emily Ward, an artist from the North East. This art gift is produced locally in her studio near Newcastle.
You can imagine stepping over the colourful rocks left behind by mythical giants in Emily's art ceramic tile of Giant's Causeway.
The pink haze through the Atlantic Ocean glimmers as it gently rolls towards the ancient hexagonal basalt stones in Emily's art. The evening sky ripples with oranges and pinks as the sun disapears behing the cliff tops.
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Giant's Causeway
Giant’s Causeway
is a promontory of basalt columns that runs along 4 miles of the northern coast of Northern Ireland. It is situated on the edge of the Antrim plateau between Causeway Head and Benbane Head, 25 miles northeast of Londonderry.
There is approximately 40,000 stone pillars, each typically has five to seven irregular sides that jutt out of the cliff face.
Legend says it is the work of giants, particularly of Finn MacCumhaill, who built it as part of a causeway to the Scottish island of Staffa, which has similar rock formations and was the home to giant Benandonner. The giants loathed each other, one day after enduring insults from Benandonner, Finn built the path to use it as stepping-stones to reach Scotland. The Scottish giant ripped up the path and what was left was the impressive Giant’s Causeway.
Ceramic Tile With Easel
Each ceramic tile is made from an original painting by North East Artist Emily Ward.
Each tile comes with it’s own wooden easel so your tile is easy to display.
There is a cork backing on each tile and each tile is individually wrapped in a cellophane bag.
All ceramic tiles are individually printed so there may be a slight variation in colour tones.
Ceramic Tile including the wooden easel is 15cm high x 10cm wide.
