Music Hall Tile, Teton
Unveiled 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 city’s artistic spirit comes alive. Rookwood Pottery’s founder, Maria Longworth Nichols, played a key role in supporting its construction, helping to bring this iconic space to life.
Details:
- 6x6” ceramic tile
- Glazed in Teton (blue with subtle crazing)
- Part of our City Scene Collection, a series of handcrafted tiles celebrating Cincinnati’s most beloved landmarks.
- Compatible with our 6x6 Frames
- Unframed tile fits in our Small tile stands; framed tiles can be hung or displayed in Large tile stands
- Explore all frames and stands
Original: $75.00
-65%$75.00
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Description
Unveiled 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 city’s artistic spirit comes alive. Rookwood Pottery’s founder, Maria Longworth Nichols, played a key role in supporting its construction, helping to bring this iconic space to life.
Details:
- 6x6” ceramic tile
- Glazed in Teton (blue with subtle crazing)
- Part of our City Scene Collection, a series of handcrafted tiles celebrating Cincinnati’s most beloved landmarks.
- Compatible with our 6x6 Frames
- Unframed tile fits in our Small tile stands; framed tiles can be hung or displayed in Large tile stands
- Explore all frames and stands
