A personalised angel for spiritual numbers
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The angel looks upwards in hope. This image is based on the highly decorative ceramic tiles that can be seen surrounding the doorway of the Watts Chapel in Compton village near Guildford in Surrey. Mary, the wife of the painter G.F. Watts, designed and built the chapel between 1898 and 1904 with help from many local people. The building is a unique mix of art nouveau, Celtic, Romanesque and Egyptian styles. The exterior of the chapel is covered with decorative brickwork. This, together with the richly ornate gesso interior, reflects Mary’s wish for a symbolic fusion of the universal laws of justice, charity and love.
Fixing Points: two holes towards the top corners
Dimensions: 8.8cm x 10.7cm
Characters Available for Personalised Tiles
This tile supports up to 5 characters comprising of the following:
Letters: A to Z in capital letters Numbers: 0 to 9
Additional Characters: ’ & - ! • (enter • using *)
Lower Case Letters: d, h, n, r, s, t, to make abbreviations such as 'st' 'nd' 'rd' and 'th'
Personalised Tiles Firing Schedule
Specially made tiles are added to firings as scheduled below. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for us to make your tile.
We aim to stick the schedule as much as possible but firings can be changed depending on how the tiles are drying.
Next Firing
Deadline: 7th January ~ Firing Scheduled: 27th January
Firing closed to new orders
This firing originally scheduled for 27 January will now be a week later due to interruptions from the Christmas break and a trade show.
Following Firing
Deadline: 27th January ~ Firing Scheduled: 12th February
Just 2 days left before the deadline
This is a provisional date as there is a long holiday coming up followed by a trade show.
Future Firing
Deadline: 16th March ~ Firing Scheduled: 6th April
Lots of time to make your tile
This is a provisional date as there will be a long holiday and a trade show before the firing date. This firing has the potential to take place in the latter part of March but it is not guaranteed.
