Large clay tile wall art by Central Florida artist C.C. Lee. Features some flowers, and is inspired by Asian art and design. The piece is full of texture. The frame itself is in fair condition with markings on the matting and backing and scratches on the plex. The hand-glazed clay does not appear to have any damage. The framed wall art is approx 30 1/4" x 1 1/2" x 40 1/2" and it weighs 21.50lbs.

Enamored by the American dream, C. C. Lee immigrated from Taiwan to the United States in 1970 while working as an engineer on a cargo ship. In New York City, he saw his passion for the arts transformed from a dream into a possibility. Using his natural abilities for quick handiwork and creative thinking, C.C. began his new life with a block of clay and begin creating delicate flower pins to sell on the streets of Mannheim. When he found the love of his life, Shiu Ping, he began to extend his porcelain jewelry to earrings and modern wearables. They went from selling his wares outside of Macy’s, into the jewelry counters inside the store, and galleries and boutiques all over the city. But it was when he accidentally stumbled upon an outdoor art festival that he saw where his future lay. Years later, he and his family moved to Florida where they live today. C.C. and Shiu Ping created a distinct line of clay tiles and an assortment of hand-built whimsical clay sculptures. They have exhibited in
countless outdoor art festivals around the United States since the 1990s.