We have hundreds of images of Islamic tiles in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples

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Ref. OR23 - Islamic friezes. Some examples 5x15 or 7,5x15 cm (about 2''x6'' or 3''x6'')

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Ref. OR6 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. OR2 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. OR1 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. OR21 - Mandorle, tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. OR22 - Mandorle, tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. OR5 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. OR19 - Damascus panel. Dim. 60x60 cm (about 24''x24''). Reproduction of a hand painted mural, 17th c.

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Ref. OR14 - Iznik frieze (see keywords). Typical of Turkey tiles production, 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. OR9 - Iznik tiles square (see keywords). Dim. 75x75 cm (about 30''x30'')

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Ref. OR12 - Hexagonal tiles, 18 cm high (about 7'')

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Ref. OR16 - Qallaline panel. Tunisia production, 17th and 18th c.

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Ref. OR15 - Qallaline panel. Tunisia production, 17th and 18th c.

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Ref. OR10 - Divan. Hand painted wall tiles all around the room

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Ref. OR11 - Niche with tiles

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Ref. OR3 - Iznik style (see keywords)

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Ref. OR17 - Ottoman house 17th c.

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Ref. OR18 - Kitchen. Tiles glazed with copper oxide. Dim. 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'')

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Ref. OR13 - Moorish patio, early 16th c.

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Ref. OR20 - Mosque plaque from the Eastern Indies. Dim. 50x36 cm (about 20''x14'')

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Ref. OR4 - Floral panel in kashi gari style (see keywords), inspired from the Idgah Mosque in Lahore (nowadays in Pakistan, 18th c.)

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Ref. OR7 - Sindh style tiles (see keywords), dim. 15x15 cm (about 6''x6''), and frieze

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Ref. OR8 - Floral panel in Multan style (see keywords) (18th c., nowadays in Pakistan)

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