- All our decorative ceramic tiles are made in Italy from 1/4" Red Quarry clay, then imported and glazed by hand in Tucson, Arizona, using the old-world "Cuerda Seca" or "Dry Line" process.
- After glazing, the tiles are fired at 1800 degrees Fahrenheit to create a beautiful and durable finish that is fade-proof, weatherproof, and highly stain resistant. These tiles are usable both indoors and out!
- All our decorative ceramic tiles are lead-free and made with non-toxic materials.
- All our decorative ceramic tiles feature a non-marking wooden backing with a hole for hanging.
- This design is also available as a Four-Tile (12x12") or Nine-Tile (18x18") Ceramic Mural under "We Also Suggest", below.
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Hand-painted in the USA by a small, family-run business, our Day of the Dead ceramic tiles are both striking and spectacular in color and design. Place one anywhere in your home as a unique and personal accent, as in an entryway, hallway, kitchen or bath. Made from thick, high fired ceramic, these tiles can easily be installed outdoors as well. Depicting scenes of a joyful and active afterlife, they're also great for Day of the Dead or Halloween celebrations.
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Customer Reviews
Very professional customer service representatives. Went the extra mile by providing an up-to-date list of “Day of the Dead†2â€x2†tiles available.
The warehouse/shipping crew pulled the order very fast and packed the tiles so as nothing would be damaged while being transported.
They deserve all five [5] stars. I highly recommend La Fuente.
Very fast service. Packaged nicely. Very pleased. Product was a little expensive, compared to last years order. Thank you
I received the three 6x6 Day of the Dead tiles quickly and perfectly intact. I love these tiles.
The tiles were way better than expected! Thanks so much!
Very smooth transaction. everything was on time and the product arrive in excellent conditions
Fast shipping. Found just what I was looking for!
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