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Zellige tilework, Kasbah of the Glaoua family, Telouet, High Atlas, Morocco. Zellige tiles are terracotta tiles covered with 5 colours of enamel and set into plaster in decorative patterns. The fortress was begun in the 19th century as the residence Thami el Glaoui, 1879-1956, who was Pasha of Marrakech 1912-56. It sits at 1800m in the Atlas mountains on an ancient caravan route from the Sahara to Marrakech.
Unique Identifier
AR9125060
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
4956px × 3744px
Photo Credit
Manuel Cohen / Art Resource, NY
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19th 20th tourism
Aglaw
Altas mountains
Architecture
BERBER
caravan route
CHIEF
DECORATIVE
earthen
El Haj T'hami el Mezouari el Glaoui
El Mezouari
Enamel
Fortress
Glaoua
Glawa
High Atlas
Hispano-Moresque
History
House
INDOORS
INSIDE
interior
kasbah
Kasbah of Telouet
Lord of the Atlas
Moroccan
Morocco
mountain
NORTH AFRICA
North Africany
Ornamentation
PASHA
Pasha of Marrakech
Qasbah
qassabah
RESIDENCE
Southern Morocco
Telouet
Thami El Glaoui
T'hami Glaoui
Tile
tilework
zellige
zellij
zillij