Islamic ceramics

Islamic ceramics refer to the intricately designed pottery and tiles produced in various Islamic cultures, particularly from the 8th to the 18th centuries. These ceramics often feature vibrant colors, geometric patterns, floral designs, and calligraphy, reflecting the artistic and cultural values of the time. Techniques such as tin-glazing and intricate painting on pottery were widely used. Islamic ceramics not only served functional purposes, like serving food or decoration, but also expressed spiritual and aesthetic ideals. They are significant in art history, showcasing the fusion of different cultural influences across the Islamic world.