Mexican La Catrina tiles - colorful patchwork with the theme of death and skeletons [Catrina mix]

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Colorful Mexican wall tiles for the kitchen, bathroom for the corridor. Decorative tiles hand painted for interior design.

Model shown is Catrina mix - Mexican patchwork tiles of La Catrina
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The brilliant collection of tiles called La Catrina is the essence of Mexican culture and tradition. The inspiration for its creation is the female skeleton motif, which was disseminated by the painter Diego Rivera in the early twentieth century. The artist initially presented only the female skeleton in a dress, hat and jewelry as a wealthy lady. However, death affects all living beings, which is why not only human skeletons appear in our collection of everyday activities such as cooking, playing, shopping, but also the skeleton of a cat, dog, horse.


In Mexico, the motive of death is particularly treated. First of all, it is considered important, but as it is not easy, it is presented in a humorous and light way. In this culture, death is seen as an integral part of life. By not denying them, you can see the fragility of our existence and enjoy the moment more.

More designs at: https://www.cerames.eu/tiles-sets-76

Hand-painted Talavera tiles manufactured using traditional techniques in Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico. Talavera tiles are very popular all over the world, due to their unique character of patterns and warm, expressive colors. Hand-painted tiles and the characteristics of the technique itself make each tile unique :)

Ideas for kitchens: https://www.blog.cerames.eu/tiles-from-mexico-above-the-kitchen-worktop/

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