And is covered with 116 tilework images depicting everything form elephant polo to pari angels and azdaha dragons.

Zelij typically refers to the traditional, handcrafted Moroccan mosaic tilework, so art is not wack its a traditional one,

Rather good. The Art Nouveau influence is unmistakable. Reminds me of the Paris metro tilework.

Very pretty tilework on the floor.

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Intricate tilework always sparks fresh ideas

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Victorian England had a word for Persian carpets, Islamic tilework, and the poetry of Omar Khayyām: “Oriental.” Meaning: decorative, peripheral, beneath serious notice. William Morris — artist, poet, socialist, one of the most influential designers in British history — called it something else entirely. He called Persia “a holy land.” He meant it as a designer who had found his artistic master. He spent decades studying Safavid carpets, replicating their motifs in woven wool and silk, and crediting Persian craftsmen with teaching the world what beauty could be. @jricole traces how a Victorian rebel found in Islamic art what industrial Britain had destroyed: art imbued with “mystic significance.” renovatio.zaytuna.edu/articl…

June 10 Nossa Senhora da Lapa, Sernancelhe, Viseu, Douro, Norte, Portugal. . In 1498, a mute girl was herding her flock in the hills of Quintela, outside the town of Sernancelhe in north central Portugal, when she found a statue of the Virgin and Child in the cleft of a rock. Young Joana made the statue an object of personal devotion, carrying it back and forth from home, where she made clothes for it, to the hills, where she would set it on a rock, surround it with flowers, and pray while the sheep grazed. Her mother began to feel the "doll" was distracting the girl from her chores and one day threw it in the fireplace. Suddenly Joana spoke, for the first time in her life: "Mother! That's Our Lady of the Grotto! What are you doing?" The girl grabbed the unburnt image out of the fire. She was cured, but her mother's arm became paralyzed. After they both prayed, the mother regained use of her arm. As word spread through the area, people began coming to venerate the statue, and the parish priest suggested moving it to the church. But three times, the image vanished from the church, reappearing in its original place between the rocks. So a chapel was built there, enclosing the location where Joana found the statue. People believed that in 982 nuns fleeing the Islamic conqueror Almanzor had hidden the image there. . Nossa Senhora da Lapa became one of Portugal's major pilgrimage destinations, attracting devotion from colonies in Brazil and India as well as from the Portuguese aristocracy. In 1575, Pope Gregory XIII approved the request of King Sebastian to transfer the shrine to the Society of Jesus. Between 1610 and 1635, the Jesuits rebuilt the church, decorating the interior with azulejo tilework. Later, they added a college and housing for pilgrims, students, and themselves. From the 1700s to the 1900s, the complex changed hands several times, repeatedly taken over by the state then returned to the Church. Since 1929, it has belonged to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lamego.

I sold this piece 😍 Exquisite Persian Tilework: Finding Artistic Inspiration in Ancient Designs youtu.be/tCCWU1cGT1k?si=cgHZ… via @YouTube

𝙁𝙚𝙯 tilework 𝙯𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙜𝙚 & 𝙚𝙢𝙗𝙧𝙤𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙮 are Morocco's most 𝙨𝙤𝙥𝙝𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙 & 𝙛𝙖𝙨𝙘𝙞𝙣𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜 crafts.🌼🇲🇦💎

The intricate interior architecture of the Seyyed Mosque in Isfahan, Iran, known for its beautiful arches, tilework, and Qajar-era design.

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Step into the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque (Pink Mosque) in Shiraz, Iran ✨ Built 1876–1888 during the Qajar era by architect Mohammad Hasan-e Memār, this architectural gem dazzles with vibrant stained-glass windows that paint the prayer hall in dancing rainbow lights, intricate tilework, elegant columns, and classic Persian panj kāse vaults. #Iran #Shiraz #PersianCivilization