Portuguese blue and yellow tiles décor for Christmas season







The word azulejo stems from Arabic roots, meaning “small polished stone”.

Ceramic tiles are deeply embedded in Portugal’s history and culture. They are everywhere inside and outside old buildings.

Today, it is common to see them decorating restaurants, bars, railway and subway stations, and regular homes. They are also used in interior decoration.

Antique azulejos were decoration was initially dominated by blues and whites, and then yellow and green. This seamless tile pattern was inspired by Portuguese tiles that can be found in the Porto district.

 Visit A Portuguese Love Store for more gifts inspired by Portuguese pop culture and traditions.
Thank you!



Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Do you remember your summer vacations?

In less than 1 hour it will be Drawing Day!