Sasanian art

Sasanian art refers to the visual culture of the Sasanian Empire, which lasted from 224 to 651 CE in what is now Iran. It is characterized by intricate metalwork, ceramics, and stone carvings, showcasing themes like royalty, nature, and mythology. Ornamentation is prominent, often featuring detailed motifs of animals, flowers, and epic scenes from Persian literature. The art reflects the empire’s wealth and sophistication, blending influences from neighboring cultures. Sasanian art significantly influenced later Islamic art and continues to be celebrated for its elegance and craftsmanship.