Three Series, Presenting Different Facets of the Wet Extrusion Process

Centered on the wet extrusion process, Momo has developed three small-format tile series: Glaze Veil, Kiln Rain, and Kiln Ember. While all three share the same process foundation, they respond to different spatial styles through distinct glaze surfaces, color palettes, and textural directions.

Glaze Veil

Glaze Veil, available in 60×227×12mm, employs the wet extrusion process with a full-glaze surface expression. Low-saturation color tones such as Glaze White, Glaze Gray, Glaze Teal, and Glaze Green give the tile surface a warm, soft, and tranquil visual effect.

It is suited to bedrooms, bathrooms, Japanese-style entryways, and other spaces, using the soft sheen of a full-glaze finish to soften the coldness of hard building materials and cultivate an atmosphere of urban sanctuary and Japanese serenity.

Kiln Rain

Kiln Rain, available in 60×227×10mm, employs the wet extrusion process with a glaze-retraction surface expression. Glaze retraction creates a random interplay of full-glaze areas and exposed raw clay on the tile surface, while colors such as Glaze White, Post-Rain, Moss Green, and Emerald reinforce associations with rainwater, earth, and natural vegetation.

It is suited to island counters, bathroom walls, tea rooms, entryways, and other areas, forming more pronounced handcrafted texture and natural layering within localized spaces.

Kiln Ember

Kiln Ember represents the most primal and raw expression within the wet extrusion small-format tile range. The product line encompasses two specifications: 100×100×12mm and 60×227×12mm, covering unglazed, spray-glazed, metallic glaze, and full-to-partial glaze surface options. Color tones including Raw Earth, Verde Flame, Frost Flame, Kiln Frost, and Crimson Flame emphasize the relationship between clay, flame, and the warmth of hearth.

It is better suited to tea rooms, café bar counters, courtyard walls, art spaces, and vintage-style homestays, using rough, warm surfaces marked with kiln fire traces to establish memorable spatial identity.

From the soft-glow full glaze of Glaze Veil, to the random glaze retraction of Kiln Rain, to the raw hearth-fired texture of Kiln Ember, Momo does not reduce the wet extrusion process to any single style, but transforms it into an expandable product system. It can be gentle or rugged; it can serve residential spaces or commercial projects; it can serve as a quiet backdrop or become the visual focal point of a space.