Persian Tiles & Kufic Calligraphy Mosaic

Intricate floral Arabesque pattern complimented elegantly with Kufic Islamic Calligraphy and blue glass mosaic random mix tiles. The complete Mosque wall is cladded with rich Persian floral motifs and Calligraphy work using glass mosaic handcrafted tiles produced by MEC artisans.

Dappled Blue Mosaic Background

The wall features a mosaic of small tiles in varying shades of light blue, aqua, and white, creating a visually soft, pixel-like textured surface reminiscent of rippling water or watercolor gradients.

Kufic Calligraphy Panels

A sequence of rectangular panels presents beautifully stylized blue-and-white Kufic inscriptions. Their linear, angular forms contrast the organic texture of the background, adding structure and rhythm to the composition.

Star & Floral Geometric Medallions

Interspersed between calligraphy sections are panels of complex geometric rosettes, built with interlocking stars, polygons, and petals in hues of navy, white, teal, and golden yellow. These patterns evoke traditional Islamic tilework found in Persian, Central Asian, and Mamluk architecture.

Balanced Alternation

The arrangement of calligraphy and geometric motifs creates a harmonious architectural cadence—visual, spiritual, and ornamental at once.

Modern Metal Railing

A sleek stainless-steel railing runs along the lower portion of the wall, adding a functional and contemporary element that contrasts the traditional mosaic art without overpowering it.

Precision Mosaic Installation

Each panel—both calligraphic and geometric—is aligned with exacting precision to maintain clarity and symmetry across the wall.

Durable Ceramic & Glass Tiles

UV-stable, weather-resistant tiles are used throughout, ensuring long-lasting color vibrancy in outdoor or semi-open environments.

Hand-Cut Tesserae

Many components within the rosette and Kufic panels are formed from hand-cut tiles, reflecting high-level artisan skill.

Contemporary Architectural Integration

The steel railing and clean wall edges anchor the decorative mosaic in a modern architectural context, making the artwork suitable for both traditional and contemporary settings.

Mosque Interiors & Courtyards

Ideal for ablution areas, prayer hall entrances, or decorative corridors where calligraphy enhances spiritual character.

Cultural & Educational Architecture

Perfect for museums, institutes, or Islamic arts centers requiring detailed ornamental surfaces.

Public Feature Walls

Suitable for plazas, community centers, and upscale hospitality interiors.

Renovation & Heritage Projects

A strong option for blending traditional Islamic motifs into contemporary refurbishments.