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Ceramics In Islamic Architecture

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Ceramics in Islamic architecture refer to the decorative tiles, pottery, and mosaics used in buildings, mosques, and palaces across the Islamic world.

Key Features

  • Intricate geometric patterns
  • Calligraphy
  • Vivid colors
  • Ceramic tiles
  • Non-figurative art

Pros

  • Adds beauty and elegance to architectural designs
  • Rich cultural and historical significance
  • Durable and long-lasting material

Cons

  • Costly to produce and maintain
  • May require skilled artisans for installation and restoration

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