Persian mosaic-tile architecture
Definition
Persian mosaic-tile architecture refers to architectural designs in Iran that incorporate intricate mosaic patterns made from colorful tiles. It is a distinctive feature of Persian art and can be found in mosques, palaces, and other structures.
Related terms
Islamic architecture: Islamic architecture refers to architectural styles influenced by Islamic traditions and principles.
Mosque: A mosque is a place of worship for Muslims where they gather for prayer and community activities.
Palaces: Palaces are grand residences built for royalty or high-ranking individuals, often featuring luxurious architectural elements and extensive grounds.
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