Islamic pottery is divided into three early Islamic periods, the Middle Islamic period and the late Islamic period: In the early post-Islamic period, the color of the enamel was completely white. Compared to the use of white clay became popular. During the Islamic Middle Ages, the manufacture of porcelain flourished and in many vessels Made in this period, golden glaze was used.
In the late Islamic period, and especially in the Safavid era, pottery was more diverse and beautiful They enjoyed and many and varied pottery works from the Safavid era Which represents the flourishing of the pottery industry in this period.
In addition, during this period, the art of tiling became very popular, which was used in architecture and building facade design. For this reason, from the fifth century AH onwards, less buildings can be found where Beautiful tiles and bricks are not used to decorate the facade of the building.
