Zellige Tile Square 10x10cm – Cornflower Blue

SKU: J-003 Categories: Shapes, square, Square 10x10cm, zellige

631,00 د.إ

The10x10cm Zellige tile showcases natural glaze variations, creating striking effects on walls, backsplashes, and floors.

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10*10cm Moroccan Zellige Tiles

The 10x10cm Zellige tile, handcrafted from natural clay, is a classic representation of Moroccan tradition. Its larger surface highlights the natural variations in glaze, creating stunning effects on walls, backsplashes, or floors. Perfect for those seeking authenticity and durability.

Product details

Dimensions: 10cm*10cm
Material: High-quality porcelain clay, hand-glazed.
Finish: Glossy or matte finish options.
Thickness: 1cm
Color Variations: Subtle differences in color and pattern, making each tile unique.

Applications: Suitable for bathroom walls, kitchen walls, floors, and more

Weight	13 kg
Size	10x10cm
color	Cornflower Blue
Color Family	Blue

Shipping Information:
Our shipping timeline typically ranges from 3 to 10 days, ensuring your order arrives promptly while maintaining the highest standards of care and quality.

how it's made

1. Preparing the Clay

The creation of Moroccan Zellige begins with natural clay, sourced from the finest local materials. The clay is carefully kneaded by skilled artisans to achieve the perfect texture, then shaped by hand into raw tile forms. This step preserves the authentic, handmade quality that defines Zellige.

2. Sun-Drying and Firing

Once shaped, the tiles are
laid out to dry under the warm Moroccan sun. This natural
drying process ensures the
tiles are ready for the next
step without cracking or losing their form. They are then fired in traditional wood-burning
kilns, where the uneven
distribution of heat gives each
tile its unique character and
strength.

3. Hand-Glazing

After firing, the tiles are glazed by hand using natural pigments. Each glaze is carefully applied to create the vibrant colors and rich finishes that Zellige tiles are known for. No two tiles are ever exactly alike, as subtle variations in the glaze and firing process make each one a small work of art.

4. Precision Cutting

The final step is the cutting process, where artisans use precision tools to shape the tiles into intricate designs such as squares, hexagons, or stars. This meticulous work reflects centuries of craftsmanship, resulting in tiles that are not only beautiful but also timeless.