Monthly Archives: September 2014

heraldic dragon tile

Posted on September 26, 2014 by helenbaron

These red earthenware tiles are made using traditional methods to create, I hope,  interesting, pleasing and lasting family pieces. Each block is carefully hand-cut, working in reverse so that when pressed into the clay a three dimensional impression of a … Continue reading →

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heraldic lion tile

Posted on September 26, 2014 by helenbaron

These red earthenware tiles are made using traditional methods to create, I hope,  interesting, pleasing and lasting family pieces. Each block is carefully hand-cut, working in reverse so that when pressed into the clay a three dimensional impression of a … Continue reading →

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heraldic unicorn tile

Posted on September 26, 2014 by helenbaron

These red earthenware tiles are made using traditional methods to create, I hope,  interesting, pleasing and lasting family pieces. Each block is carefully hand-cut, working in reverse so that when pressed into the clay a three dimensional impression of a … Continue reading →

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medieval tile design

Posted on September 3, 2014 by helenbaron

I made this as a copy of a medieval tile which featured in the floor at Cleeve Abbey and other sites nearby. The method is the same – a block is made, pressed into the red clay and the white … Continue reading →

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