Tile, probably from the exterior of a dome c. 14th century

This 14th-century tile, likely from the exterior of a dome, showcases the intricate patterns and vibrant colors characteristic of Islamic art. The tile's surface features a design of flowing white script, intertwined with stylized blue leaves and vines, against a dark blue background. The use of contrasting colors and the complex geometric patterns evoke a sense of depth and movement, contributing to the tile's decorative and aesthetic appeal. While the artist remains anonymous, this tile serves as a testament to the skillful craftsmanship and artistic traditions prevalent in the Islamic world during this period.