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19th century panel of four glazed ceramic Nazari style tiles in an iron frame. Made in the cuerda seca technique, Spanish for "dry cord", where the water-soluble glazes are separated on the surface by thin lines of a greasy substance to prevent them running out of their delineated areas. A technique traced to the Omeya califate which came to Al-Andalus in...
Portuguese hand painted glazed ceramic panel signed M. M. Antunes. A vase with flowers in green, garlands, and two peacocks on the side, framed in a flower motif.
19th century panel of four glazed ceramic Nazari Style tiles in an iron frame.
Made in the cuerda seca technique, Spanish for "dry cord", where the water-soluble glazes are separated on the surface by thin lines of a greasy substance to prevent them running out of their delineated areas. A technique traced to the Omeya califate which came to Al-Andalus...
19th century panel of four glazed ceramic Nazari style tiles in an iron frame.
Made in the cuerda seca technique, Spanish for "dry cord", where the water-soluble glazes are separated on the surface by thin lines of a greasy substance to prevent them running out of their delineated areas. A technique traced to the Omeya califate which came to Al-Andalus...
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