Borgoña - patchwork of single-color ceramic tiles - 30 pieces

Patchwork of single-color Mexican tiles

Mexican single-color, glazed tiles, arranged in a patchwork consisting of 30 pieces measuring 10.5 cm x 10.5 cm. The tiles are produced using traditional methods, borrowed from the Spanish Talavera production method.

Talavera tiles

The Spanish conquistadors conquered Mexico at the beginning of the 16th century and this had a huge impact on the space of culture and art. Among other things, the Spaniards implemented the art of producing ceramics, later known throughout the world as Talavera. The name of the Talavera ceramic production method comes from the Spanish town of Talavera de la Reina, where the production of ceramics using this technology began.
Ceramics produced in the Talavera style are characterized by a thickly applied dye, usually natural, which allows for obtaining a highly saturated color. Subsequent glazing and firing allows for obtaining tiles with high durability and resistance to abrasion.

Patchwork tiles are composed of single-color tiles, available in various shades.

Where to use patchwork tiles made of single-color tiles?

Using single-color tiles in various shades will be a great surface finish in the kitchen or bathroom. Such a patchwork will be an ideal background for patterned tiles, decors that will emphasize the character and specificity of the interior. A natural background of single-color tiles will appropriately highlight decorative elements in the room, which, in addition to patterned tiles, can be a faucet, sink, bathtub or mirror. Patchwork tiles made of single-color tiles will also be irreplaceable in the hall, on the terrace, balcony or corridor.