Hispano-Moresque tile

Hispano-Moresque tiles are decorative ceramic tiles originating from Spain during the Moorish period, typically from the 8th to 15th centuries. They are characterized by intricate geometric patterns, calligraphy, and elaborate designs often featuring vibrant colors like blue, turquoise, and gold. These tiles were used to adorn walls, flooring, and architectural details in mosques, palaces, and homes, showcasing a blend of Islamic artistry and local craftsmanship. Their detailed craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal reflect the cultural exchanges between Muslim and Christian traditions in medieval Spain.