Crimson Threads | Gothic Floral Porcelain Tile | Miss Havisham’s Garden Collection

Inspired by the haunting beauty of forgotten conservatories and overgrown Victorian gardens, the Miss Havisham’s Flower Garden Collection blends delicate florals, fine linework, and watercolor-inspired detail into a series filled with atmosphere and imagination. Featuring original artwork by Tad Hartmann, the artwork is crafted onto high-quality porcelain using a layered UV ink technique that creates remarkable depth, vibrant color, and tactile detail that can actually be felt.

Perfect as meaningful gifts for gardeners, flower lovers, cottage decor enthusiasts, literary souls, or anyone drawn to imaginative botanical artwork with a touch of gothic romance.

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Options & Details

* Original artwork by Tad Hartmann

* Part of the Miss Havisham’s Flower Garden Collection

* Crafted on high-quality porcelain tile

* Layered UV ink techniques for exceptional depth and vibrancy

* Matte and gloss finishes are combined to enhance detail and texture

* Available in 4-inch and 6-inch tile sizes

* Optional cherry wood frame available for display

* Optional black foldable metal easel available

* Designed primarily as decorative home decor

* Ideal for shelves, desks, mantels, tiered trays, and gift giving

* Carefully designed and produced by Peeping Tom’s Cottage

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Care Notes

* Intended for decorative use

* Avoid abrasive cleaners or prolonged moisture exposure

* Artwork is printed on the surface of the tile using layered inks for enhanced visual depth

Shipping:

Flat rate for the first item (tile) -- $4.00

Free Shipping for purchases over $35.00

Domestic (US) shipping only

Copyright:

All designs are created from original artwork and copyright protected. They cannot be reproduced or used in any way without obtaining prior written consent from artist, T. Hartmann.

Please Note:

Despite every effort to provide accurate images of each product's color and design, actual colors and design may vary slightly, due to different device screen settings, the lighting and other factors.