Inspired by centuries-old styles from French Morocco, Portugal, Spain, Italy,Tunisia this decorative terracotta tile is beautifully hand-painted on white bisque and finished with a glossy over-glaze. Crazing is normal and adds character and uniqueness to each tile. The vibrant colors in this line looks lovely when paired with natural stone, deep greens, and cobalt blue tile. Select a pattern to view the options offered. These Moroccan hand painted tiles are inspired from Portuguese tiles also known as azulejos, Spanish colonial revival tiles, Mexican Talavera Tiles are one of our most striking tiles in our decorative Moroccan tile collection. Infuse the spirit of the Southwest into your home with these beautifully handcrafted Mediterranean tiles! An eye-catching accent in kitchens and baths, decorative ceramic tiles are also perfect for covering the risers on a staircase or the walls of a patio, pool waterline. Be creative with them anywhere in your home and left-over tiles will make excellent coasters and trivets. Choose from cool, contemporary colors to warm, rich earth tones to create a gorgeous centerpiece. Equally suitable as a floor or wall tile in the kitchen, bath or living room. The possibilities are endless. Our Moroccan Mosaic tiles are all handmade in Morocco using traditional and ancient Moorish tile making techniques, we bring custom and specialty tiles to your space to create living works of art. Use these colorful hand chiseled and handmade Moroccan tiles for decorative accents on swimming pool waterline kitchen backsplash, bathrooms floors, vanities, window surrounds, fireplaces and more.
Be inspired and experience the delicate charm of these handcrafted treasures. Our Moroccan Tile designs are fully customizable and each pattern is available in our full range of Zellige colors.
Moroccan tiles and the art of mosaic tile making date back many centuries in the old city of Fez in Morocco. Handmade, hand-glazed and hand cut Moroccan mosaic tiles are crafted using traditional and regional organic clays and glaze pigments. Moroccan tiles are historic in nature, dating back many centuries ago from the famous Alhambra palaces in Granada, Spain to the luxurious homes and palaces in Fez Morocco. Moroccan handmade tiles are rich in complex geometric patterns that reflect the beauty of the ancient art of islamic geometry.
