Definition: Intarsias, also known as "intarsia," is a type of architecture that combines elements from different cultures and traditions. It involves creating a complex pattern or design using intricate patterns made by interlocking tiles or other materials. Traditionally, these designs were created in the Middle East, especially in Egypt, Greece, and Rome. The term "intarsias" comes from the Arabic word "inteαΉ£rΔ«sΔ," which means "pattern." In architecture, it refers to the
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