School of Isfahan

The School of Isfahan was a vibrant cultural and artistic movement in Iran during the 16th and 17th centuries, centered around the Safavid court. It fostered advancements in architecture, painting, calligraphy, and miniature art, blending traditional Persian styles with influences from Islamic and Central Asian regions. Known for its intricate tilework, lush arabesques, and detailed miniatures, the school played a key role in shaping Persian art and architecture, leaving a lasting legacy that reflects the richness of Iran’s cultural history during that era.