Traditional tiles in Havana.
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Abstract
The article addresses the issue of tiles in the city of Havana, somewhat forgotten, but on which it is necessary to insist. Ceramic tiles are elements that accompany us on our way through the city and that also tell its story. After a brief historical review showing the origins and introduction of this product in our country, an analysis of its morphological and technical characteristics is proposed, as these are a product of high perceptual and functional value.
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