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Arabic texture on building interiorr of Mosque Hassan II.

Typical Andalusian mosaic, very colorful, geometric motifs Arab cultural origin. Andalusia, Spain.

Blue tiles from Blue Madrasa (Gok Medrese in Turkish), Sivas, Turkey

Garabaghlar, Kangarli Rayon, Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic (Nakhchivan exclave), Azerbaijan: Karabakhlar Mausoleum (Qarabaglar türbesi) - consists of one tomb and twin minarets headarch - 12-14th centuries - Elkhanid period, erected in honor of Jahan Guti khanum - tentative UNESCO world heritage site

Old Islamic tiles (also known as zellige or azulejos) with traditional geometric patterns decorating a wall of the Nasrid Palaces inside the Alhambra. Granada, Andalusia, Spain.

Geometric pattern of house from Morocco

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

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

Architectural detail of Mosque Hassan II in Casablanca

A detailed Islamic geometric mosaic featuring vibrant colors and symmetrical patterns. The design showcases traditional arabesque motifs with star shapes and interwoven lines

decorative tiled floor; Marrakech, Morocco

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

A moorish geometric pattern found in a ceiling

Detail of wall mosaics in the Reales Alcazares of Sevilla,Spain.

Rows of antique Nyonya Tiles with pink roses with green background. Vintage wall tile in penang.

Hassan II Mosque exterior pattern in Casablanca, Morocco. Beauty tile design moroccan style.

Moroccan vintage tile background

Islamic mosaic with geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and symmetry. Blue, white, red tiles reflect craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Common in mosques and historic architecture, showcasing timeless Islamic art and precision

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.

Colorful mosaic of traditional Spanish tiles with intricate geometric patterns

Colorful tiles from Meknes medina in Morocco.. (XXXL Canon 5D Mark II)

The blue and yellow tile design on the wall is very intricate and detailed. The colors and patterns create a sense of warmth and beauty

Old Moorish style pattern zellige ceramic tiles

Tile pattern on the The Hassan II Mosque. It is located in Casablanca, Morocco

Close-up of a Moroccan mosaic with abstract forms

Vertical or horizontal background with detail of ancient mosaic walls with clay details and geometric ceramic tile ornament. Traditional iranian tile decorations

Tradition in Spain

Al-andalus tile background in the royal palace of Seville, Spain

Tiles with moorish style

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