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detail of traditional Portuguese pavement

Compass lined with paving stones. Black and white mosaic floor from calcada tiling in Funchal, Madeira island, Portugal.

Angra do Heroismo, Terceira, Azores, Portugal. Black and white patterns in a cobble stone walkway.

Abstract wave pattern on pedestrian sidewalk (Lisbon, Portugal).

Typical Portuguese Cobblestone Pavement

Cascais pavement, Portugal

Arabic style tile background.

$geometric detail worked with limestone and basalt on Portuguese sidewalks\$

Detail of the cobblestone pavement in Lisbon, Portugal

Red white, blue and green octagonal flower motif floor decoration in Havana, Cuba.

$Characteristic wave pattern of cobblestone pavement on Rossio square in Lisbon, Portugal\nPortuguese pavement (calçada portuguesa) is a centuries old traditional-style pavement used for many pedestrian areas in Portugal. It consists of small flat pieces of stones arranged in a pattern or image, like a mosaic. It can also be found in Olivença and throughout former Portuguese colonies, e.g. at Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, in Goa, Macau or Mozambique. Portuguese workers are also hired for their skill in creating these pavements in places such as Gibraltar.$

Lisbon, Portugal

Detail of the beautiful Portuguese pavement at the Liberdade Avenue in the city of Lisbon, Portugal, with dry leaves; Concept for visit Lisbon in fall

White marble tiles on the floorign of a public arcade in Rome, Italy.

Original old spanish tiles. Geometrical pattern.

Tradition in Spain

Typical portuguese floor made of small pieces of black and white stone with portguese flag

A detailed view of a black and white mosaic floor pattern, showcasing intricate tile work and reflective surfaces. The visual style is modern and artistic, with high contrast and texture. Potential usage includes design inspiration for architecture or interior decoration.

Unique mosaic patterns adorn the ground of a historic courtyard in Lisbon, Portugal

Traditional Portuguese glazed tiles

Traditional wave shaped pavement in Portugal, Europe

Common sidewalk pattern specific from the the Brazilian city Manaus, capital of Amazonas state. The black and white wave-shaped pattern represents the encounter of the two large rivers in the Amazon: Amazon River (white) and Negro River (Black). It is said also to represent harmony between races; black and white living together in harmony.

Portuguese sidewalk formed by white stones and black stones forming designs

An empty area of public pedestrianised street, made up of a mosaic of black and white stone, arranged in a curving stylised wave pattern.

Geometric Pattern in Traditional Mosaic Paving Tiles in Lisbon, Portugal. Diminishing Perspective View.

Lisbon, Portugal

Traditional portuguese pavement calcada portuguesa with a fish detail in Macau

No people. Lisbon, Portugal

traditional Brazilian cobogó bricks. The cobogó bricks – a hollow ceramic block commonly used across South America to allow for ventilation and lighting in the hot climate.

Close-up of Portuguese azulejos, old traditional painted tiles.

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