Alhambot

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Procedurally-generated mosaics inspired by the Alhambra in Granada, Spain. Made with Python and a lot of math. By @samplereality.bsky.social.

A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in deep teal and old gold, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking ten-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in blue and white, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in cobalt, terracotta and bone, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking eight-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in deep teal and old gold, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in terracotta, amber and sky, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, ochre and oxblood, in the Moorish geometric tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking ten-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, amber and black on white, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking eight-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in rose clay, palm green and sand, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, ochre and oxblood, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in deep teal and old gold, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in gold and indigo, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking ten-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, amber and black on white, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in red-ochre, bone and black, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in terracotta, amber and sky, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking eight-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in desert ochres and oasis teal, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in verdigris and teal, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in gold and indigo, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking ten-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in gold and indigo, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in cobalt, terracotta and bone, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in deep teal and old gold, in the Moorish geometric tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in cobalt, terracotta and bone, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in aubergine, ochre and bone, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in desert ochres and oasis teal, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, amber and black on white, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in cobalt, terracotta and bone, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in red-ochre, bone and black, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in gold and indigo, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, amber and black on white, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is an eight-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in washed blues on indigo, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in red-ochre, bone and black, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in rose clay, palm green and sand, in the Moorish geometric tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking ten-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in terracotta, amber and sky, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in deep teal and old gold, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking five-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in aubergine, ochre and bone, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in red-ochre, bone and black, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in garden greens and honey, in the Moorish geometric tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in garden greens and honey, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking four-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in blue and white, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a ten-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in blue and white, in the Moorish geometric tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in cobalt, terracotta and bone, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking five-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in terracotta, amber and sky, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in verdigris and teal, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is an eight-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in washed blues on indigo, in the Moorish geometric tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in aubergine, ochre and bone, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a ten-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in blue and white, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, amber and black on white, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking five-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in garden greens and honey, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in rose clay, palm green and sand, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in copper green, manganese and honey, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in rose clay, palm green and sand, in the Moorish geometric tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking five-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in red-ochre, bone and black, in the manner of Nasrid Granada.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking ten-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in cobalt, terracotta and bone, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, ochre and oxblood, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking six-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in washed blues on indigo, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking eight-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in blue and white, echoing Maghrebi zellige.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a circular medallion whose centre is a twelve-pointed star, ringed by smaller stars and polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in rose clay, palm green and sand, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking five-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in green, amber and black on white, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking ten-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in cobalt, terracotta and bone, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking eight-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in desert ochres and oasis teal, after the tilework of the Alhambra.
A procedurally generated Islamic geometric tile mosaic: a seamless repeating pattern of interlocking twelve-pointed stars separated by polygonal tiles. The strapwork is drawn as pale ribbons that weave over and under at each crossing, set over glazed compartments in aubergine, ochre and bone, in the Andalusi zellij tradition.