This pattern fills a courtyard near the entrance. It is made from flat rocks laid on their edges in a similar method as that employed in Cordoba.
The Alcázar Palace is decorated throughout with tilework, in varied geometric patterns.
This pattern fills a courtyard near the entrance. It is made from flat rocks laid on their edges in a similar method as that employed in Cordoba.
This carved panel was waist-high in an interior room.
This tile was along a wall.
This tile is on a floor of the palace.
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Last modified on 2003 January 12
