Islamic mosaics

Islamic mosaics are intricate, decorative artworks created by assembling small colored tiles, stones, or glass pieces into geometric patterns, floral designs, and calligraphy. They serve both aesthetic and spiritual purposes, emphasizing the infinite nature of creation and the divine. Commonly found in mosques, palaces, and mihrabs, these mosaics avoid figurative imagery, aligning with Islamic principles, and instead focus on symmetrical, abstract forms that inspire reflection and contemplation. Their craftsmanship reflects a rich cultural heritage, combining artistic skill with religious symbolism to elevate sacred spaces.