Persian Tiles
Persian Tiles
"Persian Tiles" presents a series of nine close-up images that pay homage to the beauty and history of Persian tiles. Iran, formerly known as Persia, boasts one of the most diverse and rich art legacies, with Persian tiles adorning palaces, public buildings, monuments, mausoleums, and sacred structures, including mosques and theological schools. These tiles, renowned for their intricate designs and vibrant colours, have left an indelible mark on the world of art and architecture.
Throughout the Islamic era in Iran, tiles took center stage resulting in breathtaking wall and ceiling compositions that continue to astound. The introduction of turquoise glaze in the 10th century and the innovative mosaic technique that emerged in the 13th century. This poster serves as a visual journey, traversing from Isfahan to Yazd to Shiraz, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the details of Persian tiles and witness the beauty and cultural heritage they represent.