Portugal's tile tradition dates back to the 13th century, when the country began to use these glazed ceramic pieces, painted on one side, as a decorative tile. The tiles, whose design is often related to the history of the building they decorate, represent an important part of Portuguese culture and tradition. In this design we reproduce a sample of traditional tiles that adorn the façade of several old houses in Porto.
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<li>Portugal's tile tradition dates back to the 13th century, when the country began to use these glazed ceramic pieces, painted on one side, as a decorative tile. The tiles, whose design is often related to the history of the building they decorate, represent an important part of Portuguese culture and tradition. In this design we reproduce a sample of traditional tiles that adorn the façade of several old houses in Porto.</li>
<li>Printed decorated paper.</li>
<li>Double-sided designs.</li>
<li>Textured print.</li>
<li>Rounded edges.</li>
<li>Paperblanks "P" printed in soft relief.</li>
<li>Size: 40 x 185 x 1 mm.</li>
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