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Moorish Fountian - Morocco — The Islamic art collection at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LACMA. Islamic art influences our home environment as much as every other part in our lives. Great art that seemed to evoke some sort of meaning as the Islamic arts seem to portray is a wonderful and valuable […]

The Islamic Art Collection

This entry was posted in The History of Tiles and tagged History of tiles Islamic art Islamic tile art on October 29, 2013 by Ce·ram·i·cist

Tile art — A History of Ceramic Tiles – The Wise Collector.

A History of Ceramic Tiles – The Wise Collector

This entry was posted in The History of Tiles on October 21, 2013 by Ce·ram·i·cist

Tile art — Throughout history we see the desire man has had to create a space that has beauty and that reflects the traditions, ideas and philosophy that he/she has. The earliest paint workshop was discovered Circa 100,000 BCE in South Africa where early man started mixing colors to beautify himself and his […]

History of Ceramic Tiles

This entry was posted in The Written Word on September 11, 2013 by Ce·ram·i·cist

Tile art — Ceramic Tile vs. Porcelain Tile There are several differences between these two bases that we often use for our hand painted ceramic tiles. The ceramic tiles tend to expand more with temperature and can show some sensitivity in areas where there is variable changes in the temperature. These types of […]

Ceramic Tile vs. Porcelain Tile

This entry was posted in Types of Tile on June 24, 2013 by Ce·ram·i·cist