Vlaamse Tegelmeesters East Flanders

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A restrained selection of surfaces.

Glaze, relief, interior, and process — each shaped by hand in East Flanders.

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Atelier Archive

A working archive of tile surfaces, drying batches, pigments, and glaze tests from the atelier.

Close view of warm Flemish Relief tiles with handmade surface variation.
Relief detail being cleaned by hand in wet clay.
Hand sanding a raw relief tile before firing.
Bisque-fired tile stacks held in the atelier for finishing.
Raw tiles drying between wood in the atelier.
Prepared raw tiles stacked between drying boards.
Raw tile stacks drying on open shelving.
Sunlit raw tile stacks drying between pieces of wood.
Rose glaze sample tiles shown on Belgian stone.
Cobalt handmade tiles presented in an ornate frame.
Six sapphire blue tiles showing glaze movement across a small field.
Single sapphire blue tile on woven cloth.
Stack of sapphire blue tiles with visible glaze depth.
Blue relief tile grid with pooled glaze in the recessed pattern.
Stack of deep blue handmade tiles on atelier cloth.
Close view of a single deep blue handmade tile.
Aqua relief and plain tiles arranged as a surface study.
Single verdigris relief tile showing glaze pooling in the pattern.
Single mineral bronze tile with subtle metallic movement.
Earth-toned tile field with mineral glaze variation.
Single black handmade tile on pale cloth.
Pale rose relief tile shown in natural light.
Ceramic pigments measured on slate palettes in the atelier.