Roebling Bridge Tile, Sencha
Opened in 1866, the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge held the title of the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time. Spanning the Ohio River between Ohio and Kentucky, it remains a lasting symbol of engineering innovation and regional unity.
Details:
- 6x6” ceramic tile
- Glazed in Sencha (soft, muted green 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
Opened in 1866, the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge held the title of the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time. Spanning the Ohio River between Ohio and Kentucky, it remains a lasting symbol of engineering innovation and regional unity.
Details:
- 6x6” ceramic tile
- Glazed in Sencha (soft, muted green 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
$26.25Description
Opened in 1866, the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge held the title of the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time. Spanning the Ohio River between Ohio and Kentucky, it remains a lasting symbol of engineering innovation and regional unity.
Details:
- 6x6” ceramic tile
- Glazed in Sencha (soft, muted green 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
