Mesopotamia, one of the oldest civilizations in human history, has had a profound influence on architectural and artistic practices. Glazed brick, a key material in this region, transitioned from load-bearing elements to vital components of aesthetic architecture¹. The use of brick, particularly in Southern Mesopotamia, marked a significant development in construction techniques due to the scarcity of natural resources and the demands of settled life ². The emergence of glazed brick enriched architectural aesthetics and ensured structural integrity, contributing to the visual identity of ancient cities such as Babylon.