Mexican Tile Blue Floral Scroll

Product Description

The Mexican Tile Blue Floral Scroll is a brilliant example of Puebla’s Talavera tradition, blending Moorish geometry with indigenous floral symbolism. Hand-painted by artisans, it features a cobalt quatrefoil enclosing a light-blue starburst, golden corner scrolls, and green dots set against a deep terracotta red field. Black outlines unify the forms and enhance contrast, while a glossy glaze preserves visible brushstrokes for authentic character. Crafted using traditional majolica glazing in Puebla, this design offers cultural depth and decorative rhythm for kitchens, stair risers, courtyards, and rustic or Mediterranean interiors. Whether used for Mexican tile backsplashes, stair risers, or patios, the Blue Floral Scroll tile provides enduring artistry and bold symmetry. Learn more about decorative Talavera tiles and how they enrich rustic and Spanish Revival spaces.

Tile Pattern Description

This Mexican ceramic tile with blue floral scrolls is made by hand using lead-free, mineral-based glazes. Artisans apply the design with care—layering colors in perfect symmetry over a glazed base, then firing in traditional kilns. The process ensures each tile retains brush-marked texture and saturated pigments. Learn about Talavera majolica craftsmanship from Puebla.

Color & Motif

The central quatrefoil is painted in rich cobalt blue, enclosing a soft blue starburst. Yellow scrolls at each corner flow outward, while green dots enhance visual continuity. Black outlines unify the design and sharpen each form. This colorful Talavera tile for rustic walls is perfect for bathroom vanities, stair risers, or entry walls.

Mexican Heritage Influence

This pattern embodies Spanish-Moorish floral geometry, fused with the symbolic palette of indigenous Mexican pottery. It’s made in Puebla, the heart of Mexican Talavera tile-making, and reflects design elements found in traditional architecture. See more ways to use this tile in our guide to entrance tile designs.

Design Versatility

The tile’s symmetry and scrollwork allow for dynamic compositions in both small accent areas and larger tiled expanses. Combine with solid cobalt or terracotta tiles for contrast, or use in patterned stair risers and decorative wall applications.

Tile Specifications

• Available sizes: 4"x 4" and 6"x 6"
• Approx. thickness: 1/4" (5 mm)
• Hand-painted ceramic with glossy glaze
• Features cobalt, terracotta, gold, green, black
• Traditional majolica glazing from Puebla
• Brushstroke texture visible through glaze
• For indoor and shaded outdoor wall use only
• Not recommended for flooring
• Great for kitchen, bathroom, stair riser, fireplace
• Installation instructions here

Shipping & Returns

All Mexican Tile Blue Floral Scroll designs are carefully packaged and shipped worldwide. Please visit our Shipping & Returns page for policies and delivery estimates.

FAQ – Blue Floral Tile

Artisan Craftsmanship

Each blue floral scroll Talavera tile is hand-painted by women artisans in Puebla. Their precise brushwork and cultural knowledge create pieces rich in both artistic and historical value.

Artisan Testimony

"The scroll patterns are like music to me—each curve a note from our heritage." – Mariana López, Puebla artisan

Bring Decorative Rhythm to Your Walls

Add cultural beauty to your space with the Mexican Tile Blue Floral Scroll. Whether for a stair riser, bathroom accent, or Mediterranean-style backsplash, its rich colors and elegant design offer timeless appeal.

Tile Related Resources

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Ideal Architectural Applications

• Kitchen backsplash in Mediterranean-style interior
• Bathroom wall in Spanish Colonial-inspired space
• Stair riser in rustic hacienda or adobe design
• Outdoor entryway in Talavera-tiled courtyard style

Disclaimer: Each tile is handmade and hand-painted in Mexico. Slight variations in brushstroke, color, or sizing are part of the artisanal process. Photos may reflect different lighting or batch production.