Music Hall Tile, Teton Frame Options:Framed, Ebony

Music Hall Tile, Teton Frame Options:Framed, EbonyUnveiled in 1878, Cincinnati Music Hall is a National Historic Landmark and a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture. Home to the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, May Festival, and Cincinnati Ballet, it has long been a cultural hub where the citys artistic spirit comes alive. Rookwood Potterys founder, Maria Longworth Nichols, played a key role in supporting its construction, helping to bring this iconic space to life. Details: 6x6 ceramic tile

and bottle of Verdi olive oil—a striking trio for easy entertaining and everyday use

or finishing a dish

"Hand-brushed glaze creates movement like tear streaked cheeks across this double-sided vessel

First designed in 1911

A ceramic relief tile featuring an iris in bloom

The sky above mirrors soft dusk hues- blended blues and warm blushes—that cast a serene reflection across the scene

breaking up the softness with a quiet

Beneath the soft blue of our Teton glaze

Designed in 1914 by Albert Cyrus Munson and recreated using original form mold from the Rookwood Pottery Archives (Mold #2128)

Olive varietals: Koroneiki and Arbequina

evoking the brightness of morning as the sun rises

dripping down the surface in thick