He later continued his training in ceramics at Cardiff College of Arts in Wales, graduating in 1976.

"[3] He is also credited with improving the writing and calligraphy skills of many students in Jordanian schools.

His work has been described in the following terms; "Taha molds the clay of his native soil into full, smooth vessels that not only maintain an ancient tradition but also explores an innovative combination of textures, glazes and forms.

In Taha's work, the viewer may trace the natural hues of his ancient heritage.

"[5] Taha produces small ceramic discs or plates as well as very large murals.