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  Yoko

  Yoko is a white body wall tile available in six colors. Yoko, a common Japanese name with a poetic meaning related to nature and the sea, inspires the new collection that celebrates the delicacy and fragility of the art of origami. A technique that leads us to a state of calm and concentration, stimulating our creativity. The decorations in this series, inspired by paper folds, combined with crystalline glazes, achieve lighter shades on the edges of each piece. The colors, reminiscent of traditional Japanese ceramics, are connected to nature, from the green of the trees, the blue of the sea, to the brown of the earth.

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  Yoko

  Yoko is a white body wall tile available in six colors. Yoko, a common Japanese name with a poetic meaning related to nature and the sea, inspires the new collection that celebrates the delicacy and fragility of the art of origami. A technique that leads us to a state of calm and concentration, stimulating our creativity. The decorations in this series, inspired by paper folds, combined with crystalline glazes, achieve lighter shades on the edges of each piece. The colors, reminiscent of traditional Japanese ceramics, are connected to nature, from the green of the trees, the blue of the sea, to the brown of the earth.

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  Yoko

  Yoko is a white body wall tile available in six colors. Yoko, a common Japanese name with a poetic meaning related to nature and the sea, inspires the new collection that celebrates the delicacy and fragility of the art of origami. A technique that leads us to a state of calm and concentration, stimulating our creativity. The decorations in this series, inspired by paper folds, combined with crystalline glazes, achieve lighter shades on the edges of each piece. The colors, reminiscent of traditional Japanese ceramics, are connected to nature, from the green of the trees, the blue of the sea, to the brown of the earth.

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  Yoko

  Yoko is a white body wall tile available in six colors. Yoko, a common Japanese name with a poetic meaning related to nature and the sea, inspires the new collection that celebrates the delicacy and fragility of the art of origami. A technique that leads us to a state of calm and concentration, stimulating our creativity. The decorations in this series, inspired by paper folds, combined with crystalline glazes, achieve lighter shades on the edges of each piece. The colors, reminiscent of traditional Japanese ceramics, are connected to nature, from the green of the trees, the blue of the sea, to the brown of the earth.