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Levy LaRocque tile expresses the warm, muted colors, soft edges and lively narrative content often found in the 16th century "Maiolica" technique. Maiolica refers to bisque earthenware ceramics designed by painting colored pigments over a white base glaze. Once the kiln reaches 1860 degrees, the pigments and glaze melt, eventually fusing together during the kiln's cooling process. The resulting glass-like surface is durable, heat resistant and noncorrosive. Levy LaRocque tile are available in 4.25", 6" square and round, a variety of borders, single and double edge bullnose. These sizes can be painted in coordinating field tile to complement any decorative treatment.
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