Italian Majolica Ceramic Tiles

Fine Imported Italian Deruta Ceramic Tiles
Imported From Deruta, Italy

Geometrico
Tiles

Our Italian Ceramic tiles are handmade in Deruta, Italy. Choose from a wide variety of Geometrico designs or choose the more traditional Ricco, Raffaellesco and Arabesco designs. More Details...

Professional & Saint
Tiles

A unique item is our Italian Mattonella (Ceramic Tiles) featuring Professions & Saints. These Italian ceramic tiles can be used in a decorative surface with other tiles or mounted for decorative purposes. More Details...

Palio di Siena
Tiles

The Palio di Siena Italian Ceramic Tile collection features traditional, regional designs from Siena, Italy and the famous Palio di Siena Contrade horserace. These tiles are very unique and unusual and come in 17 different designs. More Details...

San Donato
Tiles

The San Donato Italian Ceramic tiles are reproductions of the beautiful tiles that cover the ceiling of The Church of San Donato in Castelli, Italy. More Details...

Tuscan Fruit
Tiles

Handpainted Italian Ceramic Tiles featuring sumptuous Tuscan Fruits. Made in Deruta, Italy by Ceramiche Sberna. Lovely in any kitchen décor. More Details...

Indulge your passion for the finer things in life. Merchant of Prato presents beautiful handmade Italian majolica ceramic tiles.

Our Italian ceramic tiles are created in small workshops in Deruta and Castelli, Italy by artisans using techniques passed down from generation to generation. All tiles are completely hand-painted. We feature traditional Deruta tiles in Geometrico and Fruit varieties as well as the famous Ricco, Raffaellesco and Arabesco patterns. The Palio di Siena tiles celebrate the famous Contrade” horserace” of Siena. The exquisite mattonelle “bricks” feature many different professions, saints, botanicals and zodiacs. And the San Donato tiles recreate the famous ceiling of the Cathedral in Sa Donato.

Our durable, Italian ceramic tiles from Deruta, Italy and our Ancient Italian tiles are perfect for kitchen backsplashes, counters, baths, tables, walls, fireplaces or any areas you wish to decorate. You can even use them as trivets or just decorative pieces on a stand.