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Thailand - Bangkok (Wat Phra Keo, the Grand Temple)

published by dianafon

Travel: Asia: Thailand

Mexico 2007 - Puebla

Puebla is one of Mexico's most fascinating colonial town, known for its talavera pottery and tile. Even the buildings have tiles incorporated into them making them very unique.

Portugal #1 4-05

published by clarkbrown

lisbon to coast, north to Coimbra, to Spanish border, bacl to Lisboa

Royal Tichelaar Makkum

published by _yoko12

Royal Tichelaar Makkum is in effect able to produce anything in the field of ceramics. The company has from 1640 continuously been run by the Tichelaar family. Today's managing director Jan Tichelaar represents the 13th generation at the helm of the comp.

Madrid Street Signs

published by wesmfmm

Album created on last June (as you can check). In Madrid, if you must rely on street names you will not find them hanging from a traffic light or on an obvious street post. Instead you will find your street (calle) decoratively painted on tiling against t

Mexican Riviera Cruise - 4th Port:...Puerto Vallarta, Mexico...April 30, 2007 ...4 of 6 Albums...

published by pennyd2_

Puerto Vallarta is so pretty. So much to see, with so little time. I could have spent all day in The Tile Factory. Our next port will be Cabo San Lucas, another one of our favorite places...Hope you enjoy a little bit of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico...!

ME WORK AT THE ROYAL TICHELAAR MAKKUM

published by pikanomo

A TOUR ON ME WORK PLACE AT THE TILE FACTORY FROM THE OLDEST COMPAGNIE IN THE NETHERLANDS

Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution

published by ericy202

Ironbridge/Coalbrookdale is a World Heritage Site, due to Abraham Darby I inventing smelting of iron with coke here instead of charcoal. Thus enabling cheap iron to power the Industrial revolution.Now a complex of 10 museums illustrating that & Industries

Barcelona, Spain. June 2002 - Montjuic

published by emiliemcw

Montjuic is the site of the old fort, built to protect the city. Over the years the Palace, Convention Center, Stadiums, Pobre Espanyol, and Olympic complex were added.

Portugal, Patterns, June 2001

published by emiliemcw

Patterns are everywhere, if you just stop and look

SpanishTiles

published by larrmast

Tiles I saw on vacation in 2004

S�o Lu�s do Maranh�o - Brazil

published by quartominguante

S�o Lu�s, land of tiles and legends, was declared by UNESCO as Patrimony of Humanity. In the XIX century, known as "La Petit Ville aux Palais de Porcelaine" (Little city of the small porcelain palaces"). It is an unique city in Brazil and it deserves to

Tiles of Sevilla

published by larrmast

Different tiles I saw in Sevilla

Viseu, Bu�aco and Luso - Portugal

published by quartominguante

Some photos I made in a weekend trip. They were in the drawer, too, but not for a long time:)

Airports

published by silbersam

Shots taken in transit, on departure, on arrival, in various airports in the Americas and Europe, but mostly in Washington, DC, home between January 1994 and September 1997, then again since June 2003 until today. Airports and life in suspended animation,

Nebraska State Capitol

published by hberky

Interior and exterior shots of the capitol and Governor's Mansion

TILES

published by shelliea16

TILES

Little whimsies-Portugal

published by tigerlily5141

Odd little snippets from various parts of Portugal. Things I found appealing, interesting, quaint and worth snapping!Some are just amusing.

Narumi Temples and Shrines Nagoya

published by stevesepics

The place is Narumi-cho the Temples and shrines were constructed for the passing traders on there way to either Tokyo or Kyoto, Narumi-cho is situated next to Arimatsu town famous for it's Shibori fabrics.

Barcelona Gaudi Park G�ell

published by cootjeb