Mozarabic style

Mozarabic style refers to a unique artistic and architectural tradition that developed in Al-Andalus (medieval Muslim Spain) among Christian communities known as Mozarabs. It blends Christian and Islamic influences, featuring ornate decoration, intricate geometric patterns, and elegant calligraphy. Architecturally, it often includes vaulted ceilings, decorative arches, and detailed stone or stucco work. Mozarabic art reflects a cultural dialogue between different religious traditions, resulting in a distinctive, richly crafted style that combines Christian iconography with Islamic artistic motifs, symbolizing coexistence and creative fusion during a period of cultural exchange.