Custom Mosaic Pet Portraits from Your Photos

Handcrafted to capture not just how they looked—but how they felt.

“It looks like you are staring into their eyes and they are staring into your soul.”
-Sara M.

Beloved in Glass:
Custom Mosaic Pet Portraits

Handcrafted from your photos

I create custom mosaic pet portraits from your photos, handcrafted to honor the bond between you and your beloved companion. Each piece begins with your photos and stories, transforming memory into something lasting and real.

Send your photos. I’ll review and get back to you.

How It Works (It’s simple)

1. Send Your Photos

Share a few images—I’ll review them and help you choose the best direction.

2. I Create Your Portrait

I design and build your mosaic by hand, with a focus on expression and presence

3. Receive Your Piece

Your finished portrait arrives ready to display, made to last.


Most portraits take 2 -3 weeks depending on size and detail.

Beyond custom portraits, my work explores other forms and ideas:

Symbolic Art

I use mosaic, ceramics, and mixed media to explore meaning through symbol, material, color, and form.

My work draws from nature, archetypes, human experience, and the ways we give physical form to ideas that can be difficult to see or name.

Ceramic Bells

Hand-built ceramic bells where form, sound, and character develop together.

Each bell has its own visual presence and its own voice, from clear and resonant to soft and percussive. Made to be experienced through sound as well as sight.

Meet the Artist:
Alicia Taylor Low

I’m a mosaic and mixed-media artist drawn to making art that carries meaning beyond what you see at first glance.

I work primarily with stained glass mosaic, ceramics, and mixed media, using color, pattern, texture, and form to explore personality, symbolism, connection, and the natural world.

Sometimes that means capturing the unmistakable character of a beloved animal. Other times it means giving physical form to an idea: transformation, strength, reflection, memory, or something harder to name.

My work ranges from custom animal portraits to sculptural and symbolic art, but the motivation behind it is the same: to make something that feels alive, individual, and meaningful.