Qajar Art

Qajar art refers to the visual and decorative styles developed during the Qajar dynasty in Persia (1789–1925). It is characterized by intricate, detailed painting, vibrant colors, and a focus on court life, portraits, and mythology. Artists often combined Persian traditions with influences from Europe, resulting in elaborate miniature paintings, decorative tiles, and textiles. Qajar art reflects a period of cultural richness, showcasing both Persian identity and evolving tastes amid political and social changes. Its distinctive style remains influential, highlighting a blend of tradition and innovation in Iran’s artistic heritage.