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A charcoal concrete panel cut with stacked zigzag grooves, the middle one laid in turquoise glaze, in front of a pale plaster slab.
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No. 15 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA charcoal concrete panel cut with stacked zigzag grooves, the middle one laid in turquoise glaze, in front of a pale plaster slab.

What it meansThe zigzag is one of the oldest Amazigh signs, often read as water or a serpent, and runs through rugs, pottery and wall painting.

Where it worksA graphic, textured piece for a hallway or a bathroom.

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2:3 · 7200 × 10800 px4×6 · 8×12 · 12×18 · 16×24 · 20×30 · 24×36 in
3:4 · 5400 × 7200 px6×8 · 9×12 · 12×16 · 18×24 in
4:5 · 7200 × 9000 px4×5 · 8×10 · 16×20 · 24×30 in
11:14 · 3300 × 4200 px11×14 in
A-series · 7023 × 9933 pxA5 · A4 · A3 · A2 · A1

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A plain plaster square with one turquoise tile inlaid near its centre and the word nur incised small beneath it.Small LightNo. 16
A white plaster panel with sakina raised in Naskh script, overlapping a sand slab above and a charcoal concrete slab below with a red glazed bar.SakinaNo. 17
A concrete panel with baraka raised in Kufic and an ochre lozenge above it, joined by a small sand disc carved with the Amazigh aza.BarakaNo. 18
A deep sand stone slab with shukr incised in Naskh script above a row of three glazed tiles, cobalt, black and cobalt.ShukrNo. 19
A slim concrete stele with a rounded top, carved with a column of chevrons beneath an ochre glazed disc.Chevron SteleNo. 20
A low concrete slab carrying the word nur in raised Ruqaa script, set in front of a pale plaster disc, with a small cobalt tile inlaid at one end.NurNo. 1
A single plaster disc with salam incised in Naskh script and one small ochre tile set beneath it.SalamNo. 2
A square concrete panel with formwork tie holes, sabr raised in angular Kufic, a turquoise glazed strip, and a sand slab rising behind.SabrNo. 3

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