Tile Work Collection

St. George slaying the dragon, Gozo, Malta, Europe

Iznik tiles in Topkapi Palace, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Detail, Tomb of Sidi Sahabi and holy site, Kairouan, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Babylonian wall tiles, Babylon, Iraq, Middle East

Ceramic frog spitting out water, Frogs Fountain, Maria Luisa Park, Seville, Andalusia, Spain, Europe

Beautiful Sevillan patio, Triana district, Sevilla, Andalusia, Spain, Europe

Victorian signage points the way out of Camden Town station on the Northern Line of the London Underground, Camden Town, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Glazed tiles of Nebuchadnezzars Babylon, Pergamon Museum, Berlin, Germany, Europe

Detail of tiles in the Harem, Topkapi Palace, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Azulejos tiles in the Mudejar style, Casa de Pilatos, Santa Cruz district, Seville, Andalusia, Spain, Europe

Babylonian wall tiles, exhibited at the Turkey Museum, Istanbul, from Babylon, Iraq, Middle East

Arabic calligraphy and Zellij tilework, Bou Inania Medersa, Meknes, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Dragons on tiles on the Dragon wall in the Forbidden City in Beijing, China, Asia

Shrine of Hazrat Ali, who was assassinated in 661, Mazar-I-Sharif, Balkh province, Afghanistan, Asia

The Saadian tombs, dating back to the time of the Sultan Ahmed Al Mansour, who died in 1603, The Medina, Marrakesh, Morroco, North Africa, Africa

Picture in tiles of wine taster in the Restaurant Lachata in Madrid, Spain, Europe

Arabic calligraphy and Zellij tilework, Bou Inania Medersa, Medina, Fez, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Detail of interior of the tomb of the Persian poet Hafiz, Shiraz, Iran, Middle East

Tile compass near The Tower of Hercules Lighthouse, La Coruna City, Galicia, Spain, Europe

Wolof translation of the Magnificat prayer in the Visitation church in Ein Kerem, Israel, Middle East

Close-up of a tile street sign, Calle del Prado, Centro, Madrid, Spain, Europe

Mosaic tilework, Zaouia Moulay Idriss, an Islamic shrine, Fes el Bali, Fes (Fez), Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Donana, El Rocio, Seville, Andalucia, Spain, Europe

The Saadian tombs, dating back to the time of the Sultan Ahmed Al Mansour, who died in 1603, The Medina, Marrakesh, Morroco, North Africa, Africa

House facade, city had the monopoly on trade with colonies. Seville, Andalucia, Spain, Europe

Old tile ad for Studbaker car, Tetuan Street near Sierpes Street, Seville, Andalusia, Spain, Europe

Close-up of mosaic, Topkapi Palace, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Close-up of turquoise ceramics, Shah-i-Zinda mausoleum, Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, Asia

Detail, Tomb of Mir Muhammad Khan Talpur, ruler of Sind, Pakistan, Asia

Glass and tile work embedded in walls of the Juna Mahal Fort, Dungarpur, Rajasthan state, India, Asia

Timurid decoration, main Iwan of the interior courtyard, Sufi shrine of Gazargah, Herat, Herat Province, Afghanistan, Asia

Traditional panel, Lisbon, Portugal (ceramic tiles)
1126727 Traditional panel, Lisbon, Portugal (ceramic tiles); Lisbon, Portugal; (add.info.: Azulejo is a form of Portuguese or Spanish painted, tin-glazed, ceramic tilework)

Panel depicting various species of flowers, Tarouca, Portugal (ceramic tiles)
1126749 Panel depicting various species of flowers, Tarouca, Portugal (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School; Mosteiro de Santa Maria de Salzedas, Tarouca

Thorildsplan metro station decorated with artwork on tiles inspired by pixels of computers and video games characters, Stockholm, Sweden

Seville, Spain. Plaza de Espana. It was built in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929

Decorative panel showing the Virgin Mary crushing the Serpent, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles)
1126633 Decorative panel showing the Virgin Mary crushing the Serpent, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School, (18th century); Santuario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego

Decorative panel depicting an angel, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles)
1126643 Decorative panel depicting an angel, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School, (18th century); SantuAario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego

Detail of The Archangel Gabriel pointing at the Dove, decorative panel depicting
1126639 Detail of The Archangel Gabriel pointing at the Dove, decorative panel depicting the Annunciation, Lamego, Portugal

Decorative panel depicting Mary and Joseph arriving at the Inn, Lamego, Portugal
1126638 Decorative panel depicting Mary and Joseph arriving at the Inn, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School, (18th century); SantuAario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego

Decorative panel depicting the Madonna and Child, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles)
1126636 Decorative panel depicting the Madonna and Child, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School, (18th century); SantuAario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego

Decorative panel depicting cherubim, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles)
1126628 Decorative panel depicting cherubim, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School, (18th century); SantuAario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego

Traditional panel, Lisbon, Portugal (ceramic tiles)
1126726 Traditional panel, Lisbon, Portugal (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School; Lisbon, Portugal; (add.info.: Azulejo is a form of Portuguese or Spanish painted, tin-glazed, ceramic tilework)

Detail of Mary meeting the Innkeepers wife, Decorative panel depicting Mary
1126637 Detail of Mary meeting the Innkeepers wife, Decorative panel depicting Mary and Joseph arriving at the Inn, Lamego, Portugal

Panel depicting hunting scenes, Tarouca, Portugal (ceramic tiles)
1126738 Panel depicting hunting scenes, Tarouca, Portugal (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School; Mosteiro de Santa Maria de Salzedas, Tarouca

Decorative panel depicting the Annunciation, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles)
1126640 Decorative panel depicting the Annunciation, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School, (18th century); SantuAario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego

Decorative panel depicting the Annunciation, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles)
1126641 Decorative panel depicting the Annunciation, Lamego, Portugal. 1738 (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School, (18th century); SantuAario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego

Panel depicting hunting scenes, Tarouca, Portugal (ceramic tiles)
1126739 Panel depicting hunting scenes, Tarouca, Portugal (ceramic tiles) by Portuguese School; Mosteiro de Santa Maria de Salzedas, Tarouca

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"Exploring the World Through Tile Work: A Journey of Art and History" Embark on a captivating journey through continents and centuries as we delve into the mesmerizing world of tile work. From the intricate Iznik tiles adorning Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, Turkey to the ancient Babylonian wall tiles that whisper tales of forgotten civilizations, each piece tells a unique story. In Seville, Spain, Europe enchants us with its Ceramic frog spitting out water at Frogs Fountain in Maria Luisa Park. The beautiful Sevillan patio in Triana district invites us to immerse ourselves in Andalusia's vibrant culture and architectural splendor. Venturing across borders, Victorian signage guides our way out of Camden Town station in London, England. Meanwhile, St. George slaying the dragon captivates our imagination as we explore Gozo's rich history in Malta. The glazed tiles of Nebuchadnezzar's Babylon at Pergamon Museum in Berlin offer a glimpse into ancient grandeur while Arabic calligraphy and Zellij tilework transport us to exotic lands filled with mystique. Dragons come alive on tiles adorning Beijing's Forbidden City walls, reminding us of China's mythical past. Further east lies Mazar-I-Sharif in Balkh province where the Shrine of Hazrat Ali stands as a testament to faith and resilience. Returning to Istanbul's Topkapi Palace Harem reveals breathtaking details within every tile; an art form that has stood the test of time. Finally, Azulejos tiles adorned with Mudejar style patterns showcase Portugal's artistic heritage. Tile work transcends boundaries - it is not merely decoration but a reflection of human creativity and cultural identity spanning continents and eras. Join us on this visual odyssey celebrating the beauty and significance behind these masterpieces from around the globe.