moroccan traditional zallije in square meters "m2" all colors

Moroccan zellige is a traditional form of hand-cut ceramic tilework that is known for its intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors. Zellige tiles are typically made from clay, which is shaped, glazed, and then cut into small pieces before being set into mosaic designs. This art form originated in Morocco and has been used for centuries to decorate walls, floors, fountains, and furniture, especially tables.

Zellige is prized for its unique imperfections, as each tile is hand-crafted, resulting in a surface that reflects light in varying ways, creating a lively and textured appearance. The patterns often feature complex geometric designs that are deeply rooted in Islamic art, where figural representations are avoided, focusing instead on geometry and symmetry.