Delft Blue tile on dark wooden frame depicting four little scenes
A framed Delft blue tile is a decorative piece of art that features a hand-painted design on a ceramic tile. The term "Delft blue" refers to the distinctive blue and white color scheme that is commonly associated with Dutch pottery and ceramics.
The process of creating a Delft blue tile involves several steps. First, the ceramic tile is formed and fired in a kiln to create a durable base. Next, the tile is coated with a layer of white glaze, which provides a smooth surface for painting. The artist then uses a fine brush to paint the design onto the tile using blue pigment.
The designs on Delft blue tiles can vary widely, but they often feature traditional Dutch motifs such as windmills, tulips, and sailing ships. Some tiles also feature scenes from Dutch history or mythology.
Once the painting is complete, the tile is fired in a kiln again to set the pigment and create a durable finish. The finished tile can then be framed in a wooden frame or displayed on its own as a decorative accent.
Delft blue tiles have been produced in the Netherlands since the 16th century and are still popular today as souvenirs and decorative items. They are prized for their intricate designs and historical significance.
This specific piece is a small tile depicting four little scenes with men doing different things.
There is a small hanger attached to the wooden frame for hanging.
The shiny dark wooden frame surrounds and protects the tile.
This piece is in excellent vintage condition with no noticeable damages. See our photos.
Stand not included.
Have questions? Send us a message anytime!
In the Netherlands the postage costs are standard for weights of 2-5kg and 5-10 kg. If you order and the shipping cost seems too high, contact us and we will adjust it to the exact price.
We are super careful with packing all of our orders to ensure that you receive them just as shown in the photos.
Check out our other listings for more inspiration and contact us for a specific shipping estimate.
Love our items? Follow us on Instagram or Pinterest! Link at the bottom of our shop's page!