Three wooden stools wait in a row at the front of a long cantina bar. The counter is faced in blue and cream Talavera tiles, a shelf of glass bottles glows in amber and green, and two trailing ferns hang in clay pots against a deep rust red wall lit by flickering candles.
Nora Blaire painted this scene with a palette knife, pressing thick ridges of paint into every surface. You can see the texture in the cracked red plaster, the worn grain of the stools and the raised edges of each tile, so the light catches the canvas a little differently through the day.
This piece of large mexican wall art is for anyone who misses a favorite neighborhood cantina, loves Talavera pottery or wants a room that feels warm and lived in. It brings color without feeling busy.
Hang this canvas wall art above a home bar, along a dining room wall or in a kitchen with terracotta and blue accents. It also holds its own in an entryway or a casual restaurant space.