A square decorative tile featuring a glossy, raised geometric interlocking pattern in yellow, teal, green, and dark brown.
A square canvas wall art print featuring a colorful geometric pattern in teal, yellow, and purple, displayed on a beige wall above a wooden console table with a vase and bowl. A text banner at the top reads &
A woman preparing food in a modern kitchen with light wood cabinets and a colorful geometric patterned backsplash. A white banner at the top reads &
A close-up of hands hand-painting a decorative ceramic tile with a geometric pattern in yellow, teal, and purple glazes. The scene is set on a rustic wooden workbench surrounded by paint jars, brushes, and a paint palette, with a text overlay at the top reading &
A close-up of a handcrafted geometric relief tile with a yellow base and raised teal and purple channels, shown with the text &
A 4-panel canvas wall art set featuring a vibrant geometric pattern in teal, yellow, black, and white, displayed on a beige wall above a wooden console table in a styled room setting.
A hand holds a square decorative tile or coaster with a bold geometric pattern in yellow, teal, blue-gray, and brown on a wooden dining table. The scene includes plates, glasses, napkins, and a vase with greenery, and the text &
Two women in a warmly lit indoor setting exchange a square decorative tile featuring a colorful geometric pattern. A text banner at the top reads &
A square decorative tile with a colorful geometric interlocking pattern in yellow, teal, gray, and brown, shown on a wooden table with dimension lines indicating 5.5 inches by 5.
A four-panel collage showcasing the handcrafted nature of a decorative tile. The top-left panel shows a craftsman holding a tile, with the text &
A square decorative tile featuring a glossy, raised geometric interlocking pattern in yellow, teal, green, and dark brown.
A square canvas wall art print featuring a colorful geometric pattern in teal, yellow, and purple, displayed on a beige wall above a wooden console table with a vase and bowl. A text banner at the top reads &
A woman preparing food in a modern kitchen with light wood cabinets and a colorful geometric patterned backsplash. A white banner at the top reads &
A close-up of hands hand-painting a decorative ceramic tile with a geometric pattern in yellow, teal, and purple glazes. The scene is set on a rustic wooden workbench surrounded by paint jars, brushes, and a paint palette, with a text overlay at the top reading &
A close-up of a handcrafted geometric relief tile with a yellow base and raised teal and purple channels, shown with the text &
A 4-panel canvas wall art set featuring a vibrant geometric pattern in teal, yellow, black, and white, displayed on a beige wall above a wooden console table in a styled room setting.
A hand holds a square decorative tile or coaster with a bold geometric pattern in yellow, teal, blue-gray, and brown on a wooden dining table. The scene includes plates, glasses, napkins, and a vase with greenery, and the text &
Two women in a warmly lit indoor setting exchange a square decorative tile featuring a colorful geometric pattern. A text banner at the top reads &
A square decorative tile with a colorful geometric interlocking pattern in yellow, teal, gray, and brown, shown on a wooden table with dimension lines indicating 5.5 inches by 5.
A four-panel collage showcasing the handcrafted nature of a decorative tile. The top-left panel shows a craftsman holding a tile, with the text &
Sá Nogueira Azulejaria

Decorative Hand Painted Portuguese Ceramic Tiles

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Product Description

Azulejos, or Portuguese ceramic tiles, decorate all types of surfaces in Portugal, ranging from walls of buildings (palaces, churches, railway stations and ordinary homes) to benches, fountains, tables, staircases, and house names and numbers. Our reproductions are from Moorish and Spanish inspiration like the very first azulejos found in Portugal in the 16th century. The tiles are made in a small workshop by Amélia and José Sá Nogueira, a couple of passionate artisans, amongst the best Portuguese ceramists who work for museums and palaces in Portugal. They are completely handmade and hand painted using traditional techniques, respecting historic colors and patterns.

Features

  • Made in Portugal – Our decorative Portuguese tiles are handmade and hand painted in Caldas da Rainha by a couple of master artisans
  • Functionality – You can use our tiles to cover a wall, as a backsplash, but they can also be used individually as decorative pieces. Frame them, use them as a base, coaster, or to cover a tabletop
  • Painting – Vibrant and colorful embossed decoration hand painted according to traditional techniques and respecting historic colors and patterns
  • Great Gift from Portugal – With beautiful craftsmanship and charming design, they make a great housewarming gift
  • Character – Its handcrafted nature means that each piece is a bit distinct from the last, expect slight variations in size from piece to piece
  • Measurements: 5.5” x 5.5” x 0.5” inches (L x H x D) Weight: 13 oz

Note: On request, it can also be delivered in large quantities to be mounted in wall panels. In this case, please contact us directly using our contact form. Our tiles are not suitable for flooring.

Orders usually leave our warehouse within 1 business day. These are guarantee shipping times. We ship items out Monday - Saturday. No items are shipped out on Sundays. If we become aware of any delays or if there should be unexpected changes, we will notify you via email.

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Hand Painted Portuguese Tiles Decorative Ceramic Box with Lid
Handmade Tiles

keeping tradition alive

Tiles are a fixture of culture and design in many parts of Portugal, and you will even find them on famous buildings like the São Bento Railway Station in Porto.

Even though tiles are originally from Egypt, they were first brought to Portugal by the Arabs, in the 13th century. However, it was in the XVI century that King D. Manuel really introduced the azulejos to Portugal. They were imported from Seville after the King’s visit to Spain. It is said that he was so enchanted by these tiles, that he had to bring some to decorate the National Palace of Sintra.

We Are Portugal proudly partnered with one of the most recognized contemporary artists, that keep producing this unique form of art, using the same techniques of the XVI century and bring them to you.

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Sá Nogueira Azulejaria

Perpetuating the Portuguese tile tradition, combining ancient and contemporary forms of art!

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