Serrated Wrack Seaweed Blue

$23.1 ~~$35~~ In stock

Named for its saw-like, serrated edges, Serrated Wrack is a resilient seaweed that thrives in intertidal zones and has been traditionally valued for its mineral richness, often used as a natural fertilizer and in coastal crafts.

Each design is also available in Delft Blue for that classic look with a modern twist. Choose a couple of colours or mix them all together with some plains to create your own unique Seaweed Garden.

Available on 3 bases. (Design shown on Chalk White Matt base)

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

I wasn't sure about seaweed-inspired wall tiles, but the mineral-rich texture feels surprisingly organic under my fingers. The saw-like edges catch the light in a way that makes my kitchen backsplash look like an intertidal zone.

Michael ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

The serrated edges give these tiles a really organic, coastal feel that I wasn't expecting from a standard wall option. They've held up well in my bathroom, though I'd note the blue is slightly deeper in person than it looks on the screen.

Abigail O. ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

The serrated edges are exactly as described—each tile mimics that wrack seaweed look beautifully, and the mineral-rich blue tone adds a subtle depth to my kitchen backsplash. It’s got a slightly rough, organic texture that feels more natural than the flat tiles I’ve used before.