A long, slender tile with a slightly raised top shaped like a dogleg, made using a manufacturing technique called extrusion. The kiln glaze gives each tile a tasteful look. If there are walls with so-called regular tiles or walls with art like mosaics or reliefs, “Ori” is right in the middle. This tile is purely intended to express the “beauty of ceramics”.
The airy softness of Ori, which is pasted like a textile weave, creates movement on a hard, flat wall.

Ronan Bouroullec