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This primitive home decor plate features sweet little bluebird, with a flag reading "Cherish Family." Color palette is muted green and black.

Family Distressed Plates, a Barbara Lloyd design for The Hearthside Collection. Set of three inspirational plates, painted and distressed in black; lettering is printed on vintage-style newsprint decorative paper and sealed to the center of the plate. Measures 9.5 inches in diameter. Pairs well alone in a plate stand or all together in a plate rack (sold separately). As with all Hearthside plates, these are distressed for a rustic look, adding to the individual charm. Decorative use only (do not use with food).

Perfect for the country primitive look, this hand painted decorative wood plate will look great on your mantel or shelf! Would look great next to family photos!

Set of three plates, painted in a palette of black and tan. They read "Family: nothing is more beautiful," "Love: is a glimpse of heaven," and "Hope: Storms pass."

This primitive plate features a painted tag and key against a tan background. Tag reads "The key to happiness is to surround yourself with family and friends." 

Features a painted tag and berry sprig, and a burgundy/tan color palette. Reads: "The love of family makes life beautiful."

Nana Knows Best Plate, a Michelle Kildow design for The Hearthside Collection.  Painted and distressed plate with painted burgundy flowers, tan rim, and burgundy center.  Reads:  "Nana knows best."  Measures 6 inches.  Made of hand-painted pressed wood, antiqued and distressed for an aged, rustic look. Decorative use only (not food safe). Plate stands also available (sold separately).

This primitive wooden plate features a black and tan color palette, with stamped wording along the rim. This one reads: "No prayer is too small for our Lord to handle."

Features hand-painted gifts, snow, and holly leaves. Reads "There's no better gift than...Grandma."

This primitive wood plate reads:  "Family through the good times and the bad, we're all in this together."