Kashi (tilework)

Kashi tilework refers to intricate, decorative ceramic or mosaic patterns originating from the city of Kashi (Varanasi) in India. Known for its detailed craftsmanship, it often features vibrant colors and complex geometric or floral designs. These tiles are used to beautify walls, floors, and other surfaces, blending artistic expression with functional design. The craftsmanship involves careful planning and precise handiwork, reflecting traditional techniques passed down through generations. Kashi tilework exemplifies cultural heritage, combining aesthetic appeal with durability, and is valued both for its artistic beauty and its role in architectural decoration.