Earthenware tiles French handmade tile Marsh Tiles 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 before being converted to every other format of three-dimensional modeling. The native format is .skp, a 3ds Max scene made using 2016 version software with rendering accomplished via Vray 3.00. Glazed tiles are crafted from French handmade earthenware with dimensions of 11x11 cm and thicknesses measuring 0.9 cm. A red tint gives biscuit dough a characteristic look. Hand shaped, the biscuit is also beveled in the style of Zelliges to enable installation with minimal seams as all of its imperfections are hidden by joint bevels, before being glazed using an assortment of layers from a hand gun which adds up to 7 different enamels in total. Glazed tiles reach extremely high heat between 980° and 1000° for the specific duration that respects carefully pre-programmed temperature limits assigned to ceramists during the manufacturing process. Before achieving desired enamel colors, this delicate stage in cooking reveals itself in tile after careful inspection. It requires expertise of a single artisan craftsman in creating it with no two results guaranteed identical even if made following identical steps due to subjective human elements inherent within creation. These distinctive glazed tiles are ideal for adding flair and functionality as splashback decorations in kitchens along with other purposes such as making beautiful-looking bathroom walls, shower floors, and for giving an artistic makeover through individual creative endeavors, taking up no more than one millimeter from average joint sizes as specified and thereby making its aesthetic appeal stand out even further with unique characteristics such as the reduced dimension and precision it demands and emphasizes within art. The artisanal texture found throughout all types adds a sophisticated, beautiful accentuating effect to these magnificent tiles due mainly in the reduced dimensions resulting when joints are sealed. Textures can easily be accessed in the native format of this .skp file without hassle if using software specified by developers themselves as well mentioned earlier which does support 3D modeling rendering process along with exporting files directly accessible online. However, users wishing to find them in formats compatible on most commonly used programs or for individual viewing should follow guidelines mentioned here.