6×6×1/4 inch Square Ceramic Tile by Ceramika Artystyczna Kaola Studio.
Rich cobalt blue blooms across a crisp white ground in this striking mandala tile by Kaola. The symmetrical floral-star motif radiates from a detailed central knot, framed by a delicate border of scrolling cobalt ornamentation. Alternating petal panels—polka dots and stylized florals—create depth and rhythm, while the softly feathered cobalt glaze adds a hand-rendered character.
Perfect as a standalone decorative accent, incorporated into a tile wall, used as a tile base for a hot dish, teapot or coffee mug or displayed on a stand as ceramic art. The timeless blue-and-white palette pairs beautifully with both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Each tile is stamped with the Kaola factory mark on the reverse and remains unsigned by the individual artist.
All the Polish Pottery we sell is Quality 1 and handcrafted & hand-painted by artisans in Boleslawiec Poland.
Please note: Any white dots (other than those in the pattern) you may see are from my camera - not defects in the painting.
6×6×1/4 inch Square Ceramic Tile by Ceramika Artystyczna Kaola Studio.
Rich cobalt blue blooms across a crisp white ground in this striking mandala tile by Kaola. The symmetrical floral-star motif radiates from a detailed central knot, framed by a delicate border of scrolling cobalt ornamentation. Alternating petal panels—polka dots and stylized florals—create depth and rhythm, while the softly feathered cobalt glaze adds a hand-rendered character.
Perfect as a standalone decorative accent, incorporated into a tile wall, used as a tile base for a hot dish, teapot or coffee mug or displayed on a stand as ceramic art. The timeless blue-and-white palette pairs beautifully with both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Each tile is stamped with the Kaola factory mark on the reverse and remains unsigned by the individual artist.
All the Polish Pottery we sell is Quality 1 and handcrafted & hand-painted by artisans in Boleslawiec Poland.
Please note: Any white dots (other than those in the pattern) you may see are from my camera - not defects in the painting.
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