Portuguese tile coaster l G-1 l Reproduced design after the tile pattern was shot in Lisbon

[Slim-legged man_Portuguese re-engraved tile coaster] In the days when we can’t travel far, we need to buy a tile coaster in our daily life to bet on something like Portuguese 😀 Size: square, about 10.8 X 10.8 cm Material & Printing: 1. The absorbent coaster uses a ceramic sheet fired at a high temperature of 1200 degrees, with pores on the surface and good water absorption. 2. Adopting Japanese UV direct injection technology, the color is saturated, and the pattern is exquisite and undistorted. 3. The cork pad is attached to the back to avoid scratching the tabletop, and it is also convenient to stick on the wall or picture frame as decoration. 4. Each piece is packaged in a white carton with a circle on the front Pattern details: 1. Taken from the wall tiles, only slightly adjusted, it is a re-engraved version and not a computer repaint. 2. The original wall is not completely flat, some patterns cannot be completely matched or the lines are slightly inclined. 3. Due to the old and new tiles or the reflection of light, some patterns will have different local color shades. 4. The original appearance of the tiles is preserved, and some patterns leave some traces of old and damaged. Precautions: 1. The pattern is "printed" output, showing a matte texture, no glaze or paint, non-bright and shiny real tiles. 2. The surface of the absorbent coaster has pores. If it drips on red wine, coffee, tea, please clean it with a neutral lotion and sponge as soon as possible to avoid staining and stains. Return instructions: The tile pattern is not perfectly redrawn by the computer, please read the instructions carefully before purchasing. Unless the coaster received is damaged, other people who need to return or exchange due to personal factors, in addition to keeping the product intact, need to bear the freight on their own. Please forgive me for the inconvenience. -------------------------------------------------- ------ Each pattern of the Portuguese tile coaster has its own name. I am connected with the sights and shops of Lisbon. People who have visited can recollect it again. It also allows friends who have not visited to have a better understanding and imagination of Lisbon: ) G-1. Palácio Nacional da Pena / Pena Palace Sintra, listed as a World Heritage Site, was a mountain summer resort for the royal family and aristocrats in the 15th to 19th centuries, leaving behind several palaces and mansions. The most well-known Palace of Pena was built by Queen Maria II of Portugal and her husband Fernando II in the 19th century. It was influenced by the romance and eclecticism of the time. It captured Oriental art, Arab domes and minarets, and Manuel-style decorations. The elements are bordered by battlements and painted with bright color blocks on the exterior wall, like a building block castle for adults, plus an 85 hectares of landscape back garden, it is worthy of being listed in the Seven Wonders of Portugal. Wandering around the luxurious and magnificent living space of the royal family in the palace, apart from admiring ceramic tiles, carvings and classical decorations, you can also find oriental imported products hidden in it. On the back terrace of the palace, you can see the Moorish castle built in the 9th century.