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Walter Crane Display Tiles - Swan, Rush and Iris (1875)

Walter Crane Display Tiles - Swan, Rush and Iris (1875)

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Swan, Rush and Iris (1875):

Elevate your décor with the timeless elegance of the Walter Crane, Swan, Rush, and Iris tile. This exquisite tile showcases the intricate design and artistry of Walter Crane, a renowned figure in the Arts and Crafts movement. The stunning depiction of two graceful swans amidst rushes and irises captures the essence of nature's beauty, rendered in Crane's distinctive style.

Bring the timeless elegance of Walter Crane's art into your home with the Swan, Rush, and Iris tile. Its versatility and intricate design make it a perfect addition to any decor, adding a touch of classic artistry and sophistication to your space

Can be installed as normal tiles by a tiler or knowledgeable DIY. (Not recommended for flooring, avoid cleaning with a rough cloth)

If ANY of your tiles arrive chipped or damaged, replacements will be shipped at no extra charge to you. (after providing photo evidence)*

We can make it bigger! Just contact us at operations@styleontile.com.au

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Why ceramic

Art you can display, mount or tile.

Colour that lasts

The image is bonded into the glazed surface, so it won't peel, flake or rub off.

Display it your way

Stand it on a shelf, mount it on a wall, or have it tiled into a kitchen or bathroom.

Packed with care

Bubble wrapped, boxed and sent anywhere in Australia. If one arrives damaged, it will be replaced.

Real tiles, real homes

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