Original Mary Taddie 16” Native American Mosaic Tile Panel Southwest Style

Mary Taddie is a contemporary mosaic artist based in the Swampscott / Marblehead area of Massachusetts known for her richly detailed and dynamic mosaic works. She works hands-on with her materials, chiseling and cutting recycled stone, ceramic tile, travertine, and slate with specialized tools and wet saws, highlighting her technical skill. This handcrafted wall artwork features a tile-and-stone mosaic set into a sculpted cement substrate, forming a detailed profile portrait of a glorious Native American figure with a feathered headdress. Celestial motifs—including a crescent moon, sunburst, and stars—appear to the right of the figure, with a stylized bird rendered above. The piece reflects Southwest and Folk Art sensibilities and includes a secure hanging cord on the reverse for immediate display. A compelling piece for collectors of Southwest-influenced art and handmade mosaic décor, this artwork brings expressive symbolism and material depth to a gallery wall, studio, or curated interior. Its size, craftsmanship, and layered tile work lend it the presence of a one-of-a-kind artisan statement piece. Southwest wall art, mosaic tile portrait, Native American mosaic décor, folk art wall hanging, tile and stone wall sculpture, handmade mosaic artwork, cement-backed mosaic, boho eclectic décor, artisan wall tile piece, mixed-material mosaic art, cultural wall décor, Southwest style interior accents