architectanddesign In Iranian architecture, muqarnas is a hallmark of elegance and intricacy, often used to decorate domes, iwans, and entrance portals. This cascading, honeycomb-like design combines geometric precision with artistic creativity, showcasing the mastery of Persian craftsmen. Found in mosques, palaces, and mausoleums, such as the Shah Mosque in #Isfahan, muqarnas often incorporates colorful tiles and intricate patterns, creating a stunning interplay of light and shadow. It reflects the spiritual and cultural depth of Iranian architectural traditions. 0 reply
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