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A single sand-coloured stone tile carved with the Amazigh sign aza, a stem between two opening cups, and a tiny black tile in one corner.
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Aza

No. 4 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA single sand-coloured stone tile carved with the Amazigh sign aza, a stem between two opening cups, and a tiny black tile in one corner.

What it meansAza, the letter yaz of the Tifinagh alphabet, stands for the free person and is the emblem of the Amazigh peoples of North Africa.

Where it worksA small, grounded piece for a narrow wall or a shelf.

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A-series · 7023 × 9933 pxA5 · A4 · A3 · A2 · A1

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A pale stone lintel with rahma incised in Ruqaa script above a carved zigzag band, two cobalt lozenges inlaid at its sides.RahmaNo. 6
A long charcoal concrete panel with bismillah raised in Naskh, two ochre tiles at its ends, and a plain plaster slab above.BismillahNo. 7
A tall plaster stele with a rounded top, amal incised in Kufic beneath a turquoise glazed disc, a low concrete block at its foot.AmalNo. 8
A concrete panel covered with rows of raised lozenges in Amazigh fashion, one of them inlaid in cobalt.LozengesNo. 9
Two staggered panels, grey concrete above with al-hamdu lillah raised in Ruqaa script, deep sand stone below with a black tile.Al-HamduNo. 10
A sand-coloured stone disc with the word rida raised in geometric Kufic and a small black glazed tile set beneath it.RidaNo. 11
Three slabs of plaster, warm grey concrete and sand standing side by side at different heights, each with a single glazed tile in ochre, cobalt or turquoise.Three SlabsNo. 12

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