NEW! 4x4" Handcrafted Ceramic Tile (seafoam)
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- LTT-100
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Description
We are excited to introduce our new keepsake handcrafted tiles, designed and created by Little Traverse Tile, Petoskey, Michigan. Each piece is American-made stoneware, and can be used individually as decoration or together in larger installations. These tiles are created in the Classic Arts & Crafts style.
Available in three colors:
turquoise (gloss glaze)
blue (gloss glaze)
seafoam (matte glaze)
Display using a mini acrylic easel
- Motif: Bells in the Garden
- Size: 4" x 4" x 1/2"
- Weight: 10.5 oz.
- Suitable for indoor or outdoor application
- Notch on the back for hanging
For large installations, please contact Handbell Services directly at 1 800 37-BELLS
1 Review
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4x4 handcrafted ceramic handbell tile (seafoam)
If it's possible it even looks better in real life than the photo. I love it!
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