Delft Tiles with Cherubs and Cupids

These Delft tiles (17th–18th cc.) feature cherubs and cupids, embodying love, joy, and innocence in Dutch interiors. The imagery combines Christian themes with classical mythology, infusing homes with warmth and moral significance. Cherubs, seen as divine messengers, and cupids, symbols of romantic love, reflect the era’s artistic blend of spirituality and daily life, enhancing domestic spaces with their playful presence.