Formal description The object is a square tile made of glass. The tile was designed in the 14 th century. It contains contours which are made in such a way that they form different symmetrical shapes. In addition, the object is partially painted blue. However, the painted areas border thick lines. The thick lines enclose contours which run through the tile. At the center of the tile is a large piece of design that looks like a badge. The badge-like shape is surrounded by several of these symmetrical shapes. The tile is attached to a dull, vertical wall. The wall has a smooth texture. Additionally, the badge-like shape at the center of the tile is bounded by blue-colored shapes. The center has two lines that run diagonally through the badge-like shape. The two lines are parallel to each other. They are also bluish in color. It is also necessary to note that the lines move diagonally from northwest to southeast through the badge-like shape. In essence, the tile is painted blue except for the thick contours, the thick lines bordering the contours, and the badge-like shape (which has two blue parallel strips). It is also worth mentioning that other shapes are also present in the tile. These shapes border the badge-like shape on its four boundaries. The contours and lines bordering them (contours) are colorless. Consequently, they are made to emulate the color of the wall in which the tile is pinned. The tile is pinned in a smooth, vertical, uniformly colored wall with six metal pins. A pin is placed at each side while two pins are placed to support the tile at the top and bottom. In essence, the tile is square, partly blue, and partly colorless. The tile is made from glass-ceramic. “Querda seca” technique is utilized in its design. The object is two-dimensional with a horizontal and vertical axis. The texture of the surface is rough due to the numerous contours. It is also necessary to mention the repetitive nature of forms and shapes brought out in the object. For instance, apart from the badge-like shape, the other shapes are repeated in a regular manner. This object was made in the 14 th century. It was used in Spain, Alhambra, and Granada. Reasons for choosing the object I chose this article because it struck me by its unique design and by architectural structures utilized in its formation. Moreover, I was moved by its form which depicts contemporary structures like tiles and glass windows. Additionally, I was moved by its artistic contours and lines which were irregular yet conspicuous. The color scheme utilized was astounding and cool, since a blue color was utilized. Notably, contemporary tiles made in this manner are still striking because of the designs. Its square shape was also striking although I imagined that some could be made in any other forms namely rectangle, circular, and oval, among others. The other striking feature was its ability to take the color of the wall in which it was pinned. Moreover, its coloring was beautiful in that it portrayed different shapes which were striking as well. The shapes made by the embodiment of contours and lines were beautiful. I was amazed at the badge-like shape which appeared centralized in the tile