Iranian master tilers make traditional blue tiles for Islamic architecture

[@valsainking]

Muslim civilization took the ceramic arts to such lofty heights of perfection, its achievements remain unsurpassed in all the world. From ancient Persia to al-Andalus on the Iberian Peninsula, wherever Muslim civilization conquered and settled, the ceramic arts flourished.

[@Joebunkyss1]

the kilns in samarkan are 500 year old originals.....nice to see the original home of the masters still at it....i have a few isnik bits but each reagon uses its own clay and local mineral slip mx....and are unique.

[@likim6392]

really beautiful skill !! respect from CN

[@diane4537]

Unbelievably beautiful!

[@ceilconstante7813]

Artisans like none other!

[@aqibkhan2706]

Simply astonishing

[@mayedwards5557]

amazing

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May Edwards

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ماشاء الله

[@3000A.D]

How does the color not come off

[@oranlemarindoran1872]

ma chaa el laah barake el laah fikome

[@samibougui6097]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻bravo

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Artists

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Tasha Grimes

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yes?

[@ratankumawat6460]

I’m from India 🇮🇳 and my Manufacturing of India Marbal and Granite Can you help me

[@sansamman4619]

What is he sayingggg???

[@flame200]

For the record, not islamic. Persian tile art.

[@H786-m8z]

It’s islamic can’t u see the caligraphy

[@prachisharma444]

@@H786-m8z This tile art existed before Islam came into existence, so should we actually call it Zoroastrian tile art?? So it's Persian tile art first.

[@noblenormie1179]

​@@prachisharma444no it didnt you clown. Sassanids and axhamenids didnt use this

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Islam is religion not an art​@@H786-m8z