العمارة الإسلامية في الفترة التيمورية

Abstract EN

The Timurid paid great attention to the art and architecture by drawing on Seljuq architecture and the local pattern of the areas that went under their control.

They, effectively, worked on tailoring their design with the domestic ones to produce a unique identity to their arts.

This is clearly illustrated in many of the buildings established during this era; for instance, the use of turquoise and blue tiles to form an intricate linear and geometric pattern to cover the facades of buildings are one of those factors.