1 x Moroccan Zellige Mosaic Tiles Pattern DESIGN 3 10cm / 4 inch

Description: 1 x Moroccan Zellige Mosaic Tiles | Pattern | DESIGN 3 | 10cm / 4 inch Item Description Moroccan Zellige Tiles A beautiful handmade, handpainted and hand-glazed Tile Can be used internally or externally. Personally Sourced in Morocco direct from the maker. Dimensions: 10x 10cm. 1.4cm thick // 4" x 4". 0.55" thick Weight unpacked: 285g / 0.63lbs We have many other designs to choose from. See our other adverts. We also sell number zellige ziles and hamsa tiles. Please note that these are genuine hand glazed zellige and as such there can be small blemishes and imprefections in the glaze. This is authentic zellige and is to be expected. BACKGROUND Moroccan Zellige: A Mosaic Masterpiece Zellige is a traditional Moroccan art form that involves creating intricate geometric patterns using glazed ceramic tiles. This technique, rooted in Islamic architecture, has been a hallmark of Moroccan design for centuries. Key Characteristics: Geometric Patterns: Zellige patterns are primarily composed of squares, triangles, Stars, and other polygons. These shapes are carefully arranged to create complex, symmetrical designs. Glazed Tiles: The tiles used in zellige are often hand-glazed in a variety of colors, including vibrant hues like blue, green, yellow, and red. Intricate Detail: The precision and skill required to cut, shape, and assemble the tiles contribute to the intricate and visually stunning nature of zellige. Origins and History: Ancient Roots: The origins of zellige can be traced back to ancient Roman mosaic techniques. However, it was in Morocco that this art form truly flourished. Islamic Influence: Islamic art, with its emphasis on geometric patterns and calligraphy, had a profound impact on the development of zellige. Architectural Decor: Zellige was primarily used to decorate the interiors of mosques, palaces, and other important buildings in Morocco. Modern Applications: Today, zellige has gained popularity beyond its traditional architectural context. It is used in a variety of contemporary design applications, including: Interior Design: Zellige tiles are often used to create stunning backsplashes, flooring, and wall coverings in homes and commercial spaces. Home Decor: Zellige-inspired patterns can be found in a variety of home decor items, such as tableware, textiles, and lighting fixtures. Art and Craft: Artists and craftspeople continue to use zellige techniques to create unique and beautiful pieces of art. Zellige's enduring appeal lies in its ability to combine traditional craftsmanship with modern design aesthetics. Its intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and rich history make it a truly remarkable art form that continues to captivate and inspire. Payment We require payment by paypal. All major credit and debit cards are accepted by paypal (no paypal account necessary). All our items are posted first class in the UK. We ship all items within 3 working days, usually faster. We use recycled products where we can. All items are professionally packed. All items are new unless stated. Returns Returns accepted within 30 days. Buyer pays return costs. There is a returns slip included with your item to make the process easier. Please contact us on the email address provided on the slip if you have any questions. Copyrights (c) 1997-2020 Terrapin Trading Ltd. All rights reserved. Please note that these are genuine hand glazed zellige and as such there can be small blemishes and imprefections in the glaze. This is authentic zellige and is to be expected. Zellige is a traditional Moroccan art form that involves creating intricate geometric patterns using glazed ceramic tiles. This technique, rooted in Islamic architecture, has been a hallmark of Moroccan design for centuries. Geometric Patterns: Zellige patterns are primarily composed of squares, triangles, Stars, and other polygons. These shapes are carefully arranged to create complex, symmetrical designs. Zellige's enduring appeal lies in its ability to combine traditional craftsmanship with modern design aesthetics. Its intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and rich history make it a truly remarkable art form that

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