Editing Tile (section)

=== Far East ===
Decorated tiles or glazed bricks feature in East Asian ceramics in the form of [[Chinese glazed roof tile|Chinese glazed roof tiles]] and in palatial and temple architecture such as [[Nine-Dragon Wall|Nine-Dragon Walls]] and the [[Porcelain Tower of Nanjing]].

In 17th century during the colonialization of Spain in the Philippines, they introduced the Baldozas Mosaicos to describe the Mediterranean cement tiles, but they are now more commonly referred to as Machuca tiles during the 19th AD, named after Don Pepe, the son of the renowned producer of Baldozas Mosaicos in the Philippines, Don Jose Machuca by Romero.