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Islamic geometric and floral designs, often seen in architecture and manuscripts

Structural design element in Islamic architecture, characterized by its horseshoe shape

Ornamental latticework typical of Islamic architecture, serving both aesthetic and functional purposes

Three-dimensional architectural decorative element in Islamic buildings

Set of five tiles used in Islamic art to form complex, interlocking patterns

Visual art related to writing, fundamental to Islamic art

Moroccan tile work made from individually chiseled geometric tiles set into a plaster base

Designs created using mathematical repetition, symmetry, and tessellations

Highly decorated ceramics with distinctive patterns, originating from Iznik, Turkey

Floral motif commonly used in Ottoman art, symbolizing wealth and power

Small, highly detailed paintings, integral to the manuscript traditions of the Persianate world

The connection and combination of two or more Arabic letters into a single form

Luxury fabrics produced during the Fatimid Caliphate, notable for their intricate patterns

Handmade carpets from the Mamluk Sultanate, with distinctive geometric designs

Intricate mosaic patterns decorating the interior and exterior of this significant Islamic landmark

The oldest calligraphic form of the various Arabic scripts, characterized by its angularity

Medieval Turkish carpets with complex geometric and Kufic patterns

A method of inlaying different metals into one another, typically silver or gold into a darkly oxidized steel background

Ceiling or roof design in Islamic architecture, made of a series of geometric cells

A prime example of Nasrid dynasty stucco work, with intricate patterns

Moroccan pottery decorated with a cobalt blue glaze and distinctive patterns

Imitation of Arabic script used in European art and architecture during the Middle Ages

Traditional terracotta tiles from Spain, with a white base and painted intricate patterns

Features intricate tilework with Islamic geometric patterns, showcasing the advances in mathematics and aesthetics