Taso Tile Wall Decor
A beautiful work of art with a story to tell, Taso wall tile is fashioned from volcanic debris by communities affected by the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines. Working with a mix of ash, stone, sand, resin and fiberglass, these artisans carve a lively relief of botanical shapes reflecting the region’s lush plant life. Striking on its own, the tile can be used in multiples for head-turning wall decor.
A beautiful work of art with a story to tell, Taso wall tile is fashioned from volcanic debris by communities affected by the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines. Working with a mix of ash, stone, sand, resin and fiberglass, these artisans carve a lively relief of botanical shapes reflecting the region’s lush plant life. Striking on its own, the tile can be used in multiples for head-turning wall decor.
A beautiful work of art with a story to tell, Taso wall tile is fashioned from volcanic debris by communities affected by the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines. Working with a mix of ash, stone, sand, resin and fiberglass, these artisans carve a lively relief of botanical shapes reflecting the region’s lush plant life. Striking on its own, the tile can be used in multiples for head-turning wall decor.