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A traditional wall made of talavera tiles

amazing Moroccan wall tiles

Colorful mosaic of traditional Spanish tiles with intricate geometric patterns

Arabic style tile background.

Ornate blue mosaic made of old handmade ceramic tiles in a star pattern in a traditional arabic or Islamic style in Istanbul, Turkey

Close up of blue and white tile pattern background in Fez, Morocco, North Africa.

Geometric and seamless andalusian moroccan islamic arabic round star floral pattern in green and orange made out of ceramic tiles in Spain Sevilla

Architectural detail of Mosque Hassan II in Casablanca

Arabic style ceramic wall decoration, Tunisia, Africa

Marrakech white blue glazed tiles mosaic octagon dot pattern on floor of Moroccan Riad

Old, traditional ceramic tiles, pattern of flowers and ornaments, on the wall of Golestan complex in Tehran, Iran.

Traditional Moroccan mosaic pattern, cut out of colourful pieces of ceramic tiles

Ravello, Italy - June 16, 2017: Blue ceramic mosiac in Villa Rufolo in Ravello, Amalfi Coast, Campania, Italy

Old tiles on a wall in the Spanish city of Seville

brown Islamic ornament on a mosque

Ancient multi colored tiles, full frame view. Old town Tui, Pontevedra province, Galicia, Spain.

Ornate mosaic and intricate metal work on the gate to the palace of the king of Morocco in Fez, Morocco

It is believed that Islamic philosophers and artists learned about geometry by looking at the works of Greek philosophers and mathematicians, like Euclid and Pythagoras. These lessons allowed them to create the beginnings of mosaic art which are tessellations. Tessellations are created when a certain shape is repeated over and over again. The complexity behind these designs really highlights the beauty and uniqueness of Islamic architecture in its Golden Age.

Europe, Portugal, Lisbon. Colorfull traditional decorative tiles, known as asulejos, on a bulding in Lisbon.

Símbolo de la mano de fatima hecho en cerámica, La mano de Fátima es un símbolo que representa la protección y la prevención del mal de ojo y las malas energías, y que, además, brinda fidelidad, amor o lealtad. La mano de Fátima se representa con los cincos dedos, con la peculiaridad de que el pulgar y el meñique tienen la misma medida.

Gokmedrese Mosque in the Sivas City Center, Sivas Turkey

Arabesque mosaic.

Ancient Portuguese tiles in Arabic style

Arabic texture on building interior of Mosque Hassan II.

line in morocco africa old tile and colorated floor ceramic abstract

Detail of one of the ornate doors of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. The mosque is one of the largest in the world.

ancient mosaic ornament pattern photo

A background of weathered traditional tiles on the external wall of an apartment building in Alfama, Lisbon.

Background created by a tiled wall, Teruel, Aragon, Spain.

Red white, blue and green octagonal flower motif floor decoration in Havana, Cuba.

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