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Tileworks,
Shannon Sharpe, Jan 6, 2010.
Stage Two Strategies.(Motawi
Tileworks)[dead link],
Dustin Walsh, May 17, 2010. Ann Arbor's
Motawi Tileworks enters...
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excluding roof tiles, was
estimated to be 12.7
billion m2 in 2019.
Decorative tilework or tile art
should be
distinguished from mosaic,
where forms are made of...
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Islamic pottery occupied a
geographical position between Chinese ceramics, and the
pottery of the
Byzantine Empire and Europe. For most of the period,...
- The
production of
Dutch roof
tiles started in the 14th
century when the use of
fireproof building materials was
ordained by government. At that time houses...
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elaborate geometric and
arabesque motifs in wood,
carved stucco, and
zellij tilework.
Although Moroccan Amazigh architecture is not
strictly separate from the...
- romanized: zillīj), also
spelled zillij or zellige, is a
style of
mosaic tilework made from
individually hand-chiseled tile pieces.: 335 : 41 : 166 The...
- architecture.
These include kilim ****s,
Persian girih and
Moroccan zellij tilework,
muqarnas decorative vaulting, jali
pierced stone screens, ceramics, leather...
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remain today. Gaz
Caravanserai is
renowned for its
exquisite Safavid-era
tilework,
featuring intricate designs and
vibrant colors.
These artistic decorations...
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Muhammad V and
Muhammad VII.
Carved stucco (or yesería in Spanish) and
mosaic tilework (zilīj or
zellij in Arabic;
alicatado in Spanish) were used for wall decoration...
- remnants.
These tileworks was
built in 1831 at
North Fergushill farm and
consisted of a
moulding room, kiln and
drying stores. The
tileworks were in a field...
