A handmade tile is painted one by one: the glaze is applied by hand and the brush leaves its trace, so no two are alike. That irregularity is exactly what brings a finished wall to life, and what tells a handmade surface from an industrial one. This section holds the whole flat repertoire: plain pieces for the background, decorated ones for the pattern, insert tiles to combine with terracotta floors, and the dados and trims to close the composition.
See also: Plain & brushed, Skirting & dados, Rustic insert tiles and 4-tile compositions.
