Maria Kenarova “Seasons” Ceramic Tile – 9.5" Signed, COA & Pamphlet, NM View Watchlist >
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Maria Kenarova “Seasons” Ceramic Tile – 9.5" Signed, COA & Pamphlet, NM
This handcrafted ceramic tile by Maria Kenarova comes from her “Seasons Collection,” a series reflecting nature’s cyclical beauty through richly detailed relief work. The composition features four tree motifs—each symbolizing a different season—framed by a textured border of stylized leaves. Earthy glazes in warm terracotta, mossy green, and muted bronze highlight the depth and intricate carving of the design.
Created in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Kenarova’s work blends her European training with Southwestern influences. Each piece is individually crafted using hand-impressed and painted clay, then kiln-fired for durability. Signed in the lower right corner with her distinctive “MK” monogram stamp, this wall-mountable tile includes the original pamphlet and a hand-completed Certificate of Authenticity.
A beautiful statement for any ceramic art collection or nature-inspired space.
Condition:
In excellent, like-new condition with no damage, chips, or cracks. The surface is clean and vibrant. The included Certificate of Authenticity is intact and has been written on in ink. Original informational pamphlet is also included.
Size:
9 1/2" X 9 1/2"
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Maria Kenarova is a Bulgarian-born ceramicist educated at the National Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Since immigrating to the U.S. in 1993, she has worked alongside her husband, painter Miro Kenarov, in Santa Fe, New Mexico under their joint studio, KenarovART Inc. Her work has been internationally exhibited and is known for its symbolic, nature-driven motifs—brought to life through hand-carved clay and painterly finishes. Her Canvas on Clay series reflects a deep connection to the earth and seasonal cycles, blending artistic disciplines in richly textured ceramic reliefs.