Esperanza - 90 decorative ceramic tiles

The thirty pieces set of the Talavera tiles measuring 10 cm x 10 cm each. The tiles are abrasion-resistant and even with deeper scratches the pattern is still visible because the colours are incorporated in the glaze. Each tile is first covered with an undercoat – brown colour, and then each colour is laid separately according to the design. After burning, the tiles obtain their final colours as well as high resistance.

Hand painted Talavera tiles are made in a traditional technique in asmall town of Dolores Hidalgo in the region of Guanajuato in Mexico. The Talavera tiles also known as Majolica, or simply Azulejos from Spanish, are extremely popular not only in Mexico, but in the whole world, thanks to their unusual character, design and warm colours of the South. Painting the tiles by hand as well as the essence of the technique itself make individual colours differ in shade ( for instance yellow may have a tone of a light shade or come up to almost orange), the rims are not always of an ideal shape, thanks to which they acquire rustic character and originality. Each tile is unique!

We recommend three interesting videos presenting the whole process of producing the tiles and laying colours and designs: Production of hand painted tiles. We also encourage you to have a look at the photo gallery of Mexican interiors as well as the photo gallery of Mexican tiled stairs. If you've got any questions please contact us. We'll be happy to help you. Also you can contact us for a custom-made offer. More Links: Our Youtube Channel Frequently Asked Questions 90 Talavera tiles 30 Talavera tiles Mixed Talavera tiles

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