Pop Art Icons Delft Tile Mural

A celebration of the images that shaped a generation.

This collection brings together some of the most iconic artworks of the Pop Art era — a movement that blurred the line between fine art and popular culture, elevating everyday objects, celebrity, advertising and mass media into enduring visual symbols.

Each tile is a hand-painted interpretation of these cultural touchstones, translated into glaze and fired onto ceramic. Bold primary colours, graphic silhouettes and unmistakable compositions become something tactile and permanent — no longer a poster or print, but an object of craftsmanship.

Pop Art was never subtle. It was confident, ironic, playful and provocative. It asked us to reconsider what we value, what we consume, and what becomes iconic. This collection honours that spirit while reimagining it through the lens of artisanal process and materiality.

From studio walls to kitchens, from galleries to everyday spaces, these works are designed to feel both nostalgic and newly relevant — cultural artefacts rendered in clay.

Hand painted. Fired by hand. Made to endure.

• The tile: 10.8 cm / 4¼ in square × 0.8 cm deep — every scene is built from these
• The panels: counted in tiles. A 1×2 scene measures 10.8 × 21.6 cm; a 2×2 is 21.6 cm square
• Material: earthenware ceramic, gloss glaze — heat, scratch and water resistant
• Made: drawn, painted, glazed and fired by hand in Australia
• Care: mild detergent or vinegar with water, wiped with a soft cloth

Painted panel by panel to order, with a lead time of 2–4 weeks. Domestic orders ship via AusPost; international via FedEx — tracked, with all duties and import taxes covered by us.

Shipping is free over AUD $1,000; otherwise calculated at checkout. Returns are welcome within 30 days of delivery, in original condition.

How is a mural installed? Exactly as any tile is — the scene's tiles are laid in order and grouted like the rest of the wall. Most murals are set into a field of corner or plain tiles, which gives the scene room to read.

What grout should I use? White complements the glaze; a darker grout emphasises each tile's shape and reads more graphic.

Can you paint a scene for us? Yes — scenes can be commissioned. Write to us and tell us what you have in mind.