North East Gifts - Low Lights Ceramic tile with easel
Low Lights ceramic tile with easel was first painted by North East local artist Emily Ward. Emily has transferred this painting of a local landmark onto a ceramic tile.
Emily’s print is of the stark white Low Lights standing proud watching out over North Shields Fish Quay.
Hints of streaks of grey cascading through the sky casting a shadow over the dark blue of the River Tyne really make you imagine a wintery morning.
Fishing trawlers painted red and blues have been painted to bring to life this dramatic painting of a local busy fishing port. For more Low Lights products press HERE
About The Low Lights North Shields
The High and Low Lights of North Shields
, were the first set of lights built in the 16th century to help navigate the River Tyne and avoid the dangerous Black Middens. The newer lights replaced the original lights around 1810 and were decommissioned in 1999.
North Shields Fish Quay which can be dated back to the 13th century and is still a working fishing port situated at the mouth of the River Tyne in the North East of England.
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.
