Tiles are ceramic tiles for cladding walls and stoves. On the reverse side they look like a box - a rump - for fastening to the masonry. There are holes in the box through which the wire is threaded, holding the tiles together.
In Crimea, as well as throughout the world, ceramics have played a big role in people's lives since ancient times. Having emerged as an industry of utilitarian significance, it gradually acquired an aesthetic character.
The word “ceramics” comes from the Greek word “keramos”, which means pottery clay. In Ancient Greece, Keramos was the name given to a large clay storage facility in Athens.
Having visited the exhibition of building materials and technologies “ StroyExpoCrimea ” in Yalta, we, like any person who visited Crimea for the first time, decided not to sit in the hotel in vain, but to devote our free time to exploring local attractions.
Azulejos or azulejos (from the Portuguese azulejo) are the hallmark of Portugal, white-cobalt glazed tiles that create a special heavenly palette of Portuguese cities.
Since ancient times in Rus', the main sign of a person’s wealth was the decoration of his home. And since the stove occupied the dominant place in the house, its decoration was given a special role.
