Morocco is well-known around the world for its decadent, intricate, and colourful mosaic tiles known as the Zellij tiles.
Talavera tiles are a form of traditional and typical ceramic tiles that are named after the town of Talavera de la Reina, situated in Spain.
Porcelain tiles have been used since ancient times in China and can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD).
A traditional ceramic tile from Portugal, the Azulejo tiles are often used to adorn public spaces and buildings.
Like Spain, Talavera tiles also have a rich and exhaustive cultural history in Mexico.
Faience tiles which are a type of ceramic tiles can be traced back to ancient Egypt.
Delftware tiles are also popularly known as Delft tiles. These are available in various shades of blue and white.
These are stunning hand-painted ceramic tiles that can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire in Turkey.
These are hand-painted ceramic tiles that can be traced back to the Renaissance era in Italy.