A warm, timeworn Medievalissimo tile featuring a triskelion-style scroll at its centre. Handmade, fired with care, and finished with the kind of surface character that only comes from true craft.

Inspired by the decorative language that flourished during the great medieval fairs of the Champagne region, this tile draws on an engraving-like technique developed to create high-aesthetic surfaces for cathedrals and noble homes. The result is graphic and bold, yet softened by firing variation, tiny speckling, and gently irregular edges.

The motif is a swirling triskelion form, framed by arcing borders and corner flourishes in deep contrast against a golden, aged ground. Used as a single accent tile, in repeating fields, or as part of a larger geometric assembly, it brings historic rhythm and pattern to kitchens, fireplaces, entrance halls, and feature panels.

De Ferranti also offers a marbled tile influenced by this period, for a more tonal interpretation of the same medieval spirit.