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G129 Sample in Reef

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$1.89 $3 In stock

Category: tile

This green glaze is brimming with marine richness. The crazing (fine, hairline cracks) extends in a fine, intricate pattern across the smooth, glossy surface creating an almost mosaic-like effect. The smooth and glossy surface is also translucent which gives a dimensional feeling to the glaze. Sold Individually. Up to 6 tile samples may be ordered online. Glaze sample out of stock? Don't worry—all of our tile is made to order for every project.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David O. ★★★★★

The green shifts beautifully in different light, almost like looking into shallow seawater. The cracked, glossy surface turned my kitchen backsplash into a focal point everyone asks about.

Ruby ★★★★★

The crazing really makes it—up close, those fine hairline cracks catch the light like a tiny mosaic, and the glossy finish stays smooth to the touch. I keep catching myself staring at the surface instead of actually tiling with it.

Riley A. ★★★★★

The green is so deep and oceanic, and the glossy surface catches light beautifully—the crazing really does look like a tiny mosaic up close. I keep finding new details in the pattern every time I walk past the backsplash.