Mudejar style

Mudejar style is an architectural and decorative tradition that blends Islamic and Christian art, primarily in Spain, following the Reconquista. It features intricate geometric patterns, ornamental tilework, wooden ceilings, and stucco decorations that reflect Islamic craftsmanship, while incorporating Christian structural elements. This style emerged from the coexistence of Muslim and Christian communities, allowing Islamic artistic influences to flourish within Christian buildings during the 12th to 16th centuries. Mudejar architecture is notable for its decorative richness and cultural fusion, creating uniquely beautiful structures that showcase the enduring legacy of Islamic artistry in a predominantly Christian context.