Arts and crafts style 6 Tile Landscape Set Mountains, Trees and River

Welcome to Ravenstone Tiles. Explore handcrafted art tiles inspired by the beauty of the Pacific Northwest and Arts & Crafts traditions.

Decorative ceramic tile with a raised design of a bat and the word 'WELCOME' below it.
Ceramic tile featuring a swooping dragonfly with green wings.
Craftsman Inspired Old Oak Welcome Tile with Reddish Brown Stain

Old Oak Welcome tile. 7.5” square.

For those interested in my Craftsman style decorative tiles, please visit the galleries (links at top) and reach out if you have questions or there are tiles you would like to order.

You will find tiles available for purchase in my Etsy shop RavenstoneHandcrafts. The shop offers finished tiles and also examples of my lapidary and metalwork.

Idyll, Landscape Tile with Stream, 10' x 8'

Idyll, Landscape Tile, 10” x 8”

A striking, two-tile set featuring one tile with a distant mountain and a second with a river running through a valley.

Sentinel Fir with River, 12” x 4”

Sentinel Fir with mountain 12” x 4”

Three tile set depicting a pine or fir tree with raised, sculpted surfaces.

Fir Triptych, 18” x 6”

Custom Tile Projects

Over many years I have undertaken quite a few customized tile projects. Usually the client provides a picture or two and some description of their idea. I then do my best to capture their vision in ceramic tile.

Handmade tile set, Arts and Crafts style, oak glen triptych, Yoshiko Yamamoto

Oak Glen triptych three tile set based on the woodblock print by Yoshiko Yamamoto and used with permission.

Custom made tile set, handcrafted, glazed, Rosalia bridge with river

Rosalia Railroad Bridge, eastern Washington State, six tile landscape set.

Custom made tile set, Craftsman style, Columbia River Gorge, Arts and crafts border set

Columbia River Gorge landscape. 16 tile set with craftsman style border.

Custom ceramic tile with carved image of a howling wolf and the word "WELCOME".

Wolf Welcome Tile.

Custom tile, craftsman style, bridge and water, handmade

Tacoma-Kitakyushu Sister Cities tile.