Iron Age art

Iron Age art refers to the creative expressions that emerged during the Iron Age, roughly from 1200 BCE to 500 CE, across various cultures. This period saw the production of intricate metalwork, pottery, sculptures, and textiles, often showcasing advancements in techniques and materials. Artists focused on both functionality and aesthetics, with items ranging from everyday tools to elaborate jewelry and ceremonial artifacts. Common themes included nature, mythology, and abstract patterns, reflecting the social and spiritual beliefs of the time. Iron Age art provides valuable insights into the values, daily life, and technological progress of ancient societies.