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Fish tile panel

April 6, 2016

A fish tile panel for the kitchen of a games barn

Fish tile panel

Fish tile panel

fish tile panel in situ

fish tile panel in situ

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 Oriel Myrddin
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Email: reptiles@talk21.com
tel: 01994 419402

REPTILE Tiles and Ceramics
GWAITH MENYN
LLANGLYDWEN
CARMARTHENSHIRE
SA34 0XP
U.K.
Minimalism is out.
Bring colour and individuality back into your home with our unique hand painted tiles.
All the tiles are painted freehand by Carlo & Ed in their studio in West Wales.

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Our work is for sale in 6 galleries :
Custom House in Cardigan.
Glass By Design, Penarth.
Queen Street Gallery, Neath.
Oriel Makers, Cardiff.
The HayMakers Gallery, Hay-on-Wye.
Oriel Davies, Newtown.

 

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I have been painting lots of bird tiles destined for the Bluecoat Display Centre in Liverpool, for their upcoming Colour display exhibition. They will look more colourful after firing!
A bit of cultured listening on a Sunday morning while we finish the panel.
On our table this week. It will go in the kiln tonight for the first of two firings. This is a rare local commission, along with 350 coloured tiles.
Here is Ed's Bath tile panel. For some good friends who recently moved there, to a beautiful John Wood house that used to house suffragettes after they were released from prison.
Painting poodles 🐩🐩🐩🐩
Some animal tiles on their way to Poland. I hope they don't take too long to get there! 🐦🐕🐈🐎🦔🦉🐌

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