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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...
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Green Mosque and
Green Tomb in
Bursa (circa 1424).
Various examples of
tilework from this
century seem to show
possible Iranian influence and connections...
- in the 1970s and 1980s in the West) and used it in
intricate decorative tilework in the architecture.
Muslim physicians contributed to the
field of medicine...
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Tilework inside Mu'awin ul-Mulk husayniyya, Kermanshah, Iran,
depicting Ali al-Sajjad,
Zaynab and
other prisoners being taken to Yazid's court...
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lavishly decorated with
sculpted wood,
carved stucco, and
zellij mosaic tilework. The Bou
Inania Madrasa in Fes,
built in 1350–1355,
distinguished itself...
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ceramic development in the
Muslim world was the use of tile and
decorative tilework. Bowl
painted on slip
under transparent glaze (polychrome), 9th or 10th...
