This unique ceramic object by Mexican artist Claudio Limon is part of Urban Blue – From Bricks to Tiles, a groundbreaking project in which street art and Delft Blue come together. In 2025/2026, six international street artists created exceptional artworks during two Artist in Residence periods, in close collaboration with the craftsmen and designers of Royal Delft.
Claudio Limon
Mexican artist Claudio Limon (Jalisco, 1979) presents a large ceramic vase with a removable lid. The piece is hand-painted in various shades of blue, enriched with a touch of red and subtle golden details. The vase is decorated with imaginative figures and features a classical landscape at its center. The object is signed by the artist and is an exclusive, one-of-a-kind piece.
Claudio Limon is known for his large-scale murals, which can be found worldwide, including in Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and Mexico City. In the latter city, he created one of the largest tile mosaics in Mexico, covering an area of 1,765 square meters.
Joy and cultural identity lie at the heart of his work. His expressive style combines Mexican traditions with contemporary pop culture, resulting in dynamic compositions that bridge past and present, always with the same goal: to bring a smile to your face. More about Claudio
Urban Blue
Urban Blue is an innovative art project that blends the rich tradition of Delft Blue with the energy and expressiveness of street art. Through collaboration with Straat Museum Amsterdam, international street artists quite literally move from bricks to tiles, creating a new way to experience heritage and contemporary art. All works by the six different street artists can be seen in the exhibition Urban Blue – From Bricks to Tiles at the Royal Delft Museum (until August 23, 2026). More information: www.urbanblueexpo.com
