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Arizona artist Nancy Low uses repurposed bits of china to form frames for unique home accents. The mosaic technique known as pique assiette began long ago in France as a way of recycling broken porcelain tableware. Each work of art may use as many as seven plates to incorporate a color scheme and distinct pattern into the design of the frame.
The dog figurines in this piece were made in Japan during the American occupation (1945–1952).
10.5 x 10.5 inches