Vase with geometric interlacing, Caliphal ceramics from Córdoba, Spain interiordesign with time they acquired monumental

with time they acquired monumental character

and the medium sized tinaja to store wine or cereal

with different facial ornaments and even the mouth

The big tinaja have been generally used to store wine

from sixty to seventy centimeters in height

Vase with geometric interlacing, Caliphal ceramics from Córdoba, Spain interiordesign with time they acquired monumentalVase with geometric interlacing, Caliphal ceramics from Crdoba, Spain This is a beautiful Caliphal ceramic vase with handles, with the purest geometric interlacing so distinctive in all Muslim art, accompanied on the bottom by a beautiful acanthus leaf valance much loved by Caliphate artists. Repetition, geometry and vegetation are a clear example of all the basic resources of this ceramic, forming a clean and balanced set. Want to know more about