Spanish Moorish

The elongated conical silhouette draws from traditional Moorish, Hispano-Moresque and Moroccan architectural design, making the piece particularly effective in Mediterranean, Spanish...

The lavish illustrations depict the wide range of design styles embraced by Spaniards over the centuries, reflecting the fascinating motifs of the numerous cultures that have contrib...

It embodies the rustic yet refined aesthetic of rural Spanish furniture from the Castilian and northern regions, where craftsmanship was deeply influenced by both Moorish geometric t...

It would work particularly well as an architectural accent in a Mediterranean, Moorish, Spanish Colonial, Moroccan-inspired or eclectic interior, placed in an entry hall, library, be...

It would work beautifully in a Spanish Colonial, Mediterranean, Moorish, Moroccan, eclectic or layered contemporary interior.

Alpujarra rugs were traditionally woven between the 15th and the 19th centuries in the villages of the Alpujarra district, located in southern Spain in the Granada region. These are ...

It works particularly well as an accent chair or sculptural decorative object in a collected Mediterranean, Moorish, Spanish Revival, Middle Eastern, eclectic or contemporary interio...

Suitable styles include Moroccan, Moorish, Islamic, Mediterranean, Spanish Revival, Spanish Colonial, Santa Barbara Hacienda, bohemian, eclectic and North African interiors.

This chair features detailed geometric patterns, partially blackened, showcasing the distinctive Moorish influences that were prevalent in Spanish design during the 18th century.

DESCRIPTION: Large Hispano-Moresque Copper Lustre Bowl, XVII Century, Spain. Round earthenware dish with metallic reflected decoration of a palm and flowers and with a filleted bor...

Glazed polychrome ceramic Talavera pitcher or flower vase with blue, green and white design. Hand painted Talavera ceramic pitcher, handcrafted by skilled artisans in Spain in the P...

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Hispano-Moresque Copper Lustre Honey Pots, XVII Century, Spain. Two Hispano-Moorish ceramic honey pots from Manises with a decoration called "kidneys" with met...

DESCRIPTION: Large Hispano-Moresque Blue & Copper Lustre Bowl, XVII Century, Spain. Round earthenware dish with metallic reflected decoration of leaves with a central blue floral m...

The court workshop called 'Real Fabrica de Tapices' has been active in Madrid since the 17th century, supplying handmade carpets woven with Turkish (symmetrical) knots to both the co...

A fine example of a diminutive burled walnut vargueno, collector or valuables cabinet, with molded cornice and drop front, opening to a multi-drawer interior with two fitted upper dr...

Vintage Moroccan Clear Glass Lantern Moorish Granada Spanish Style. Smaller version of our elegant Granada Moroccan pendant, diamond shape clear glass Moroccan lantern with bronze me...

It would be especially effective in a Mediterranean, Moorish, Spanish Colonial, wabi-sabi or collected contemporary setting.

Alpujarra rugs were traditionally woven between the 15th and the 19th centuries in the villages of the Alpujarra district, located in southern Spain in the Granada region. These are ...

Early 20th Century Spanish Alpujarra Carpet ( 5'3" x 7'6" - 160 x 228 ) Antique Spanish - Cuenca Carpet Spanish Knotted Rug, Circa Date: 1900s. This striking Spanish Cuenca carpet p...

This is an original release one-sheet poster for the film KHARTOUM starring Laurence Olivier and Charlton Heston. In Spanish Khartoum movie poster. The poster features renowned ar...

The design complements Spanish Renaissance Revival, Mediterranean, Andalusian, Spanish Colonial and Moorish-inspired interiors.

This beautifully handcrafted wall piece pays tribute to the splendor of Andalusian architecture, echoing the intricate arches and decorative flourishes of the Alhambra in Granada. Ma...

Still, the rugs woven in Spain were not Moorish products; native Spanish weavers had already learned the technique of making rugs by the fourteenth century, and they have continued t...

The intricate motifs, possibly inspired by Moorish or Renaissance Spanish tilework, create a dynamic yet harmonious composition.

Likely originating from the historic weaving centers of Spain in the early to mid-20th century, this carpet reflects the enduring influence of Spanish Renaissance and Moorish aesthet...

The possible beginning of the art of carpet weaving in Spain coincided with the Moorish invasion in the early 8th century.

The composition is striking for its symmetry and balance, blending Moorish influences with Spanish baroque flair. A pale ivory field provides an airy backdrop, dramatically punctuate...

The intricate motifs, possibly inspired by Moorish or Renaissance Spanish tilework, create a dynamic yet harmonious composition.

For the last five decades, he has cast bronze and aluminum sculptures from his remote farm studio in the Andalucian countryside of southern Spain. His coffee tables, wall panels, and...

Key Features: * Origin: Handcrafted in Valencia, Spain by Ceramar (now closed – rare find!) * Design: Richly detailed floral and fish motifs in vibrant jewel tones – blue, red, burgu...

Measuring an impressive 78 inches long by 37.5 inches deep, this substantial harvest table draws inspiration from traditional Iberian refectory and hacienda furnishings, blending rus...

A custom carpet inspired by a Spanish Cuenca carpet. Rug weaving was introduced to Spain during the Moorish occupation and continued throughout the centuries.

A custom carpet inspired by a Spanish Cuenca carpet. Rug weaving was introduced to Spain during the Moorish occupation and continued throughout the centuries.

Key Features: * Origin: Handcrafted in Valencia, Spain by Ceramar (now closed – rare find!) * Design: Richly detailed floral and fish motifs in vibrant jewel tones – blue, red, burgu...

The composition is striking for its symmetry and balance, blending Moorish influences with Spanish baroque flair. A pale ivory field provides an airy backdrop, dramatically punctuate...

With its restrained palette and geometric floral symmetry, this piece reflects the Spanish interpretation of classical Moorish and Renaissance textile traditions

Woven in the historic Cuenca region of Spain, the piece embodies a dynamic fusion of Moorish influence and Spanish Baroque artistry, rendered in a refreshingly modern format.

For the last five decades he has cast bronze and aluminium sculptures from his remote farm studio in the Andalucian countryside of Southern Spain. His coffee tables, wall panels, and...

Spanish carpets woven in the early twentieth century, such as this piece, often use designs that hearken back to Spain’s medieval Moorish past.

Teruel ceramics trace their origins to medieval Moorish and Spanish traditions, characterized by strong geometric ornamentation and bold decorative motifs.

Likely originating from the historic weaving centers of Spain in the early to mid-20th century, this carpet reflects the enduring influence of Spanish Renaissance and Moorish aesthet...

Still, the rugs woven in Spain were not Moorish products; native Spanish weavers had already learned the technique of making rugs by the fourteenth century, and they have continued t...

#5561 The elegant wrought iron base features graceful scrolling legs connected by decorative stretchers, highlighted by an unusual cast brass sailing ship ornament at the center—a...

The geometric language recalls centuries-old Spanish weaving traditions influenced by Moorish ornament and regional folk artistry.

This piece functions as a deeply historic, architectural canvas that honors classic Moorish-influenced Spanish geometric motifs through a beautifully distressed, tonal lens.

Hispano-Moresque pottery emerged following the Moorish occupation of Spain, blending Islamic artistic traditions with European tastes.

AL-ANDALUS. El Islam en España, multilingual Spanish and English text. VERNET, Juan, MARTINEZ MARTIN, Leonor. Published by Lunwerg Barcelona, 1992 This beautifully illustrated vol...

19th century plaster relief model of the Alhambra by Rafael Contreras Spanish, Late 19th Century Height 70cm, width 45cm, depth 7cm This exceptional plaster relief model captures th...

This piece exemplifies the enduring Moorish aesthetic in post-Reconquista Spain, where intricate calligraphic and vegetal designs were prized for their refined geometry and subtle br...

Copper brazier, fire dish, brazero, on its wooden base at 8 feet. Beautiful patina. The removable tank is in hammered copper, fitted with mobile handles on a wooden base. Ideal for ...

20th century Stoneware Matte dish with ornamentals relief motifs.

Pair of intricately carved & inlaid mother of pearl side tables. Beautifully detailed on top, bottom & all sides make this pair a real standout in any setting. Very superb qu...

Under the tropic sun, he painted a series of Spanish-Moorish girls entirely different in character from his Algerians, and this time without suggestion of an “ism.”

Glazed Mauresque Spanish Talavera pottery bowl ware. Hispano-Moresque earthenware dish Majolica in polychrome Moorish floral pattern.

Introducing our exquisite Pair of Antique Style Pendant Lights, crafted with utmost precision in Solid Brass & Cut Glass. These stunning chandeliers will bring a touch of timeless el...

Handcrafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations of Fez artisans, this exceptional vase embodies the artistry and cultural heritage of Moroccan pottery. It co...

Its elaborate carving is especially suited to Middle Eastern, Islamic Revival, Moorish, Ottoman, Orientalist, Spanish Colonial or collected eclectic interiors.

It complements Islamic, Mamluk Revival, Moorish, Orientalist, Spanish Colonial and globally collected interiors while also creating a dramatic sculptural contrast in a restrained con...

It would complement Mediterranean, Moorish, Persian, Spanish Colonial, Middle Eastern, Islamic and eclectic interiors, where the warmth of antique copper can provide an important cou...

Today, this rare vessel makes a dramatic wall-mounted sculpture or statement decorative object, ideal for Moroccan, Moorish, Spanish Colonial, Bohemian, or global-inspired interiors.