A deliberately raw, hand-made inlay tile with bold black-and-white geometry, where the craft is visible in every line and junction.

This tile features an interlocking knot-like composition built from square spirals and stepped diamonds, set into a dark stone ground with a pale inlay. The drawing is graphic and architectural, but the finish is intentionally “crude”: edges are not machine-perfect, joints have slight drift, and the surface carries the honest irregularities of hand cutting and setting.

The effect is powerful. Rather than reading as polished decorative marblework, it feels archaic and textural, closer to early pavement traditions and vernacular stone craft. Used as a single feature, it holds its own; repeated, it becomes a strong rhythmic field with a distinctly handmade energy.

Suitable for floors, walls, hearth settings and framed inserts depending on specification. Variation between tiles is expected and is part of the material’s character rather than a defect.