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Composition of Hispano-Moorish Tiles – 15th–16th Centuries
Period: 15th–16th centuries
Dimensions: 70x70
Description:
A composition of Hispano-Moorish tiles from the 15th and 16th centuries, consisting of two central ceiling panels framed by interlocking elements. The polychrome decoration, in shades of blue, green, ochre, manganese, and white, features stylized geometric and plant motifs characteristic of the Islamic ornamental tradition.
Produced on the Iberian Peninsula, these tiles reflect the enduring influence of Islamic artistic heritage on ceramic production in the 15th and 16th centuries. The central panels were originally intended for ceiling decoration, while the surrounding elements were part of ornamental architectural compositions, attesting to the diversity of applications of Hispano-Moorish ceramics.
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