Arquitectura mudéjar

Arquitectura mudéjar is a distinctive style of Spanish architecture combining Islamic art and design with Christian influences, developed in the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages. It features intricate brickwork, tile decorations, horseshoe arches, and ornate wooden ceilings, reflecting a blend of Islamic craftsmanship and local Christian traditions. This style emerged from the coexistence of Muslim and Christian communities, creating harmonious and uniquely decorated buildings such as churches and palaces. Mudéjar architecture is appreciated for its detailed craftsmanship, rich ornamentation, and cultural synthesis, representing a period of artistic collaboration and cultural exchange in medieval Spain.