Mudejar architecture

Mudejar architecture is a style that developed in Spain during the Middle Ages, combining Christian and Islamic artistic influences. It reflects the Muslim artisans' work within Christian territories after the Reconquista, blending Islamic decoration, such as intricate tilework and geometric patterns, with Christian building techniques. This style is characterized by features like ornate stucco, glazed ceramics, and detailed woodwork. Mudejar architecture creates elegant, richly decorated structures that showcase a unique fusion of cultural traditions, highlighting a period of coexistence and cultural exchange between Muslim and Christian communities in Spain.