Secrets hidden in Islamic art; The intersection of civilizations and arts in the Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum is one of the famous museums in the world that hosts countless artistic and historical works. The Hall of Islamic Arts in this museum is one of its attractive parts that allows the audience to look at Islamic works of art from all over the world.

The Hall of Islamic Arts of the Louvre museum houses a collection of Islamic works of art from the 7th to the 19th century AD. This collection includes various objects such as ceramics, metalwork, textiles, manuscripts and decorative objects that have been collected from different regions of the Islamic world such as Iran, Turkey, India, Syria and Egypt. Each of these works, with their special beauty and precision, are symbols of diverse Islamic culture and history.

The Hall of Islamic Arts not only allows visitors to view works of art, but also provides a space for a deeper understanding of Islamic civilization and history. The architectural design of this hall, according to the Islamic artistic elements and precise lighting, adds to its beauty and makes the experience of seeing the works more enjoyable. This hall is designed in such a way that the visitors can establish more connection with Islamic culture and art and benefit from its beauty.

Below, let’s watch a video of the Islamic Arts Hall of the Louvre Museum together.

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