This is just a sampling of all the various designs and patterns of Talavera tiles that our property has throughout the main house, casita, and exterior areas. They are all hand-painted designs on clay tiles; all the imperfections add to their beauty!
It’s difficult to pick out my favorite tiles, but these are right up there!
These interesting tiles come from antique designs. They form a shelf on the beehive fireplace in the living room.
A close contender for my favorites are these fanciful bird tiles that we installed around the curved opening of the beehive fireplace in the master bedroom.
These tiles we used in the kitchen form a pattern with four tiles, and we installed them on a diagonal. But they also work well on their own, which is shown on the backsplash.
Also in the kitchen are these continuous-pattern tiles that work well on the supports around the lower cabinets.
In our master bathroom we used a geometric design tile with colorful accents, 
and with bird and fish tiles in the large shower area and around the sink area.
The hall bathroom has cheerful yellow tiles with coordinating trim tiles and turquoise edge pieces.
The spare bedroom bath has turquoise field tiles with a coordinating edge tiles and matching bathroom accessories.
There are lots more Talavera tiles – in the art studio, casita, on stair risers, etc. – that you’ll have to get glimpses of in other pictures!
To get all the details of our house for sale in beautiful Ajijic, Jalisco, in the mountains of central Mexico on Lake Chapala, visit www.casamosaica-ajijic.com.
Casa Mosaica in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico 
Well, this is very much interesting indeed. Would love to read a little more of this. Nice post. Thanks for the heads-up.