We recently completed a matching pair of 16″ Turtleback shades for a client in North Carolina. Each turtleback tile in the decorative band has been cut, faceted and fit by hand from large 4″ x 6″ turtleback tiles. The result is that each of the two shades will have their own personality, even though they are a matched pair.
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