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Cover and featured artist for January Raleigh’s “Walter Magazine”

I'm pleased to be the featured artist in this month's Walter magazine. January's cover features an artist's rendition of our city's namesake, Sir Walter Raleigh, and it tickles me pink to be this year's chosen one.


Symbols of Home – Raleigh, NC

New work by artist/tilemaker Marina Bosetti

Rebus Works Cafe and Grocery
301-2 Kinsey St | Raleigh NC | 919.754.8452

February 2nd thru February 25th, 2024
Join us for the opening reception February 2nd, from 6 - 8 pm.

Ceramic art tile depicting pink poppies against a harvest moon and evening blue sky by Marina Bosetti

Spiritual Understanding, 18” x 12” Ceramic Art Tile

Ceramic Home Decor that Brings Your Heart to Your Home

 

Imagine walking into your home and seeing your fireplace with ceramic tiles that depict the plants and animals you love. Or spend time in your kitchen with a backsplash that makes you happy and welcome. I'm Marina Bosetti: let's make something only you can dream up.

I've created an easy "How to Guide" to help you get started.

 
 
 

Change the feel of your kitchen, living room, or patio from stock to custom by being part of the process. Choose the colors, motifs, and imagery for ceramic tiles that are personal and meaningful to you.

 
 
 

Cuerda Seca, Spanish for dry cord

This ancient glaze technique was developed by the Moors in the 14th century as a time-saving way to mimic the look of mosaics. Using a liquid wax resist to outline the pattern surface tension is created, making the glaze particles pile up on one another.

Although the wax fires off early in the process, the glaze stays put.

The wax makes a faux grout line while the thick application of glaze raises the surface of each color, creating the look of a mosaic. This cloisonné inspired method produces rich colors and a desire to reach out and touch it. Beautiful, durable, and easy to care for ceramic art tile.